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First development of integrated optical packet and circuit switching node for new-generation networks

Hideaki Furukawa, Takaya Miyazawa, Kenji Fujikawa, Naoya Wada, Hiroaki Harai

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We develop an integrated optical packet and circuit switching node in which signaling via optical packet switching is implemented. We demonstrate 80 (8λ × 10) Gbit/s optical packet switching with <;1E-4 packet-loss-rate, 8-lightpaths establishment, and dynamic wavelength-resources control.

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We develop an integrated optical packet and circuit switching node in which signaling via optical packet switching is implemented. We demonstrate 80 (8λ × 10) Gbit/s optical packet switching with <;1E-4 packet-loss-rate, 8-lightpaths establishment, and dynamic wavelength-resources control.

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We develop an integrated optical packet and circuit switching node in which signaling via optical packet switching is implemented. We demonstrate 80 (8λ × 10) Gbit/s optical packet switching with <;1E-4 packet-loss-rate, 8-lightpaths establishment, and dynamic wavelength-resources control.

Key concepts: Burst switching, Optical burst switching, Fast packet switching, Circuit switching, Optical switch, Transmission delay, Packet switching, Computer network

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