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4-channel, 10-Gbit/s capacity self-healing WDM ring network with wavelength add/drop multiplexers

Philippe Perrier, S. Ruggeri, C. Coeurjolly, A. Noury, Paulette Gavignet, S. Gauchard, V. Havard, L. Berthelon, I.J. Fevrier, J. Dupraz

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Abstract

With wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) terrestrial links currently being proposed commercially it is reasonable to expect that these systems will evolve to include networking functions. Already, several wavelength add/drop multiplexers (WADM) have been investigated. A novel, nonsynchronous N-channel W-ADM architecture, with full connectivity capability, is investigated.

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Key concepts: Multiplexer, Wavelength-division multiplexing, Optical add-drop multiplexer, Drop (telecommunication), Multiplexing, Gigabit, Wavelength, Channel (broadcasting)