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Tonello et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Monitoring of WDM PONs by means of a single wavelength OTDR and a tuneable laser

Tonello et al., 2015

Document ID
963321031805480888
Author
Tonello B
Autizi E
Chiarello F
Galtarossa A
Palmieri L
Santagiustina M
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Here, we present a WDM PON monitoring technique that uses a single wavelength OTDR and a standard telecommunication laser, tuneable over the ITU WDM grid. The coherent Rayleigh noise (CRN) is actually reduced by avoiding to regenerate the pulse by directly …
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