&lt;title&gt;Combined PSK/ASK modulation format for the STARNET WDM local-area network&lt;/title&gt;

Hickey, M.; Barry, Charles; Kazovsky, L.G.

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“…For m greater than about 0.6, we were unable to lock the OPLL in the PSK receiver. We obtained similar results on the 1.244 Gb/s synchronous PSK heterodyne receiver in [21]. Although the OPLL parameters (loop bandwidth, damping factor, etc.)…”

Section: A Impact Of the Ask Modulation On The Psk Receiversupporting

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The STARNET coherent WDM computer communication network: experimental transceiver employing a novel modulation format

Hickey

Kazovsky

1994

J. Lightwave Technol.

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We have designed, constructed, and investigated an experimental transceiver employing a novel combined PSK and ASK modulation format for the STARNET coherent WDM computer communication network. Using this experimental transceiver, we show that it is possible to transmit and receive 2.488 Gb/s PSK circuit-switched data and 125 Mb/s ASK packetswitched data on the same lightwave. The experimental transceiver employs a custom integrated-optic LiNbOs modulator with both phase and amplitude sections, a 2.488 Gb/s tunable PSK heterodyne receiver, and a 125 Mb/s ASK heterodyne receiver. Both meivers function properly with error rates less than and a sensitivity of -32.1 dBm; the corresponding optimum ASK modulation depth is 0.57. The resulting network power budget is 26.6 dB.

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Section: A Impact Of the Ask Modulation On The Psk Receiversupporting

confidence: 85%

The STARNET coherent WDM computer communication network: experimental transceiver employing a novel modulation format

Hickey

Kazovsky

1994

J. Lightwave Technol.

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STARNET: a multi-gigabit-per-second optical LAN utilizing a passive WDM star

Kazovsky¹,

Poggiolini²

1993

J. Lightwave Technol.

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We propose a new broad-band local area network, STARNET, based on a physical passive star topology. Over a single physical network, STARNET offers all users both a moderate-speed packet network and a high-speed WDM circuit interconnect. Based on these two data transport facilities, several topological and protocol solutions are available to the users. As a result, STARNET supports traffic of widely different speed and continuity characteristics. Each node of the network requires bromana O P~~C I I '°C'~'rC'nCtYork .video conferenc~ng . "laeo teiepnony remote l i~r a r y w v~c e Ipaoers, DDOk5.lmqe5) only two lasers and its structure facilitates the achievement of frequency stabilization for the whole network. An effort toward waeo racsimile i m a~ WWSDWWS imovles, ana c i a s~ magazines ) HIGH SPEED an experimental demonstration of a 3 Gb/s per node, FDDIcompatible (at the packet network level) STARNET is currently in progress at the Optical Communication Research Laboratory of Stanford University.Fig. 1. Some of today's and tomorrow's network services.

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The STARNET coherent WDM computer communication network: experimental transceiver employing a novel modulation format

The STARNET coherent WDM computer communication network: experimental transceiver employing a novel modulation format

STARNET: a multi-gigabit-per-second optical LAN utilizing a passive WDM star

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