Matthew R. Phillips
Abstract
The analysis of crosstalk in a two-wavelength system is extended to predict the crosstalk for an eight-wavelength channel system. It is found that RF power addition of the crosstalk from different channels provides the most reliable prediction of the measured crosstalk.
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The analysis of crosstalk in a two-wavelength system is extended to predict the crosstalk for an eight-wavelength channel system. It is found that RF power addition of the crosstalk from different channels provides the most reliable prediction of the measured crosstalk.
Key concepts: Crosstalk, Wavelength-division multiplexing, Wavelength, Channel spacing, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Physics, Optoelectronics