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Ossieur et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Demonstration of a 32× 512 split, 100 km reach, 2× 32× 10 Gb/s hybrid DWDM-TDMA PON using tunable external cavity lasers in the ONUs

Ossieur et al., 2011

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Document ID
10972855616044163973
Author
Ossieur P
Antony C
Naughton A
Clarke A
Krimmel H
Yin X
Qiu X
Ford C
Borghesani A
Moodie D
Poustie A
Wyatt R
Harmon B
Lealman I
Maxwell G
Rogers D
Smith D
Smolorz S
Rohde H
Nesset D
Davey R
Townsend P
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Lightwave Technology

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We report on a hybrid DWDM-TDMA optical access network that provides a route for integrating access and metro networks into a single all-optical system. The greatest challenge in using DWDM in optical access networks is to precisely align the wavelength of …
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