Networking Experiment of Domain-Specific Networking Platform Based on Optically Interconnected Reconfigurable Communication Processors

Murakami, Masaki; KURIMOTO, Takashi; OKAMOTO, Satoru; Yamanaka, Naoaki; MURANAKA, Takayuki

doi:10.1587/transcom.2022ebp3131

IEICE Trans. Commun.

2023

DOI: 10.1587/transcom.2022ebp3131

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Networking Experiment of Domain-Specific Networking Platform Based on Optically Interconnected Reconfigurable Communication Processors

Masaki Murakami

Takashi KURIMOTO

Satoru OKAMOTO

et al.

Abstract: A domain-specific networking platform based on optically interconnected reconfigurable communication processors is proposed. Some application examples of the reconfigurable communication processor and networking experiment results are presented.

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Synergizing intelligent signal processing with wavelength-division multiplexing for enhanced efficiency and speed in photonic network communications

Saiyyed,

Sindhwani,

Mishra

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Journal of Optical Communications

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The explosive growth of worldwide mobile data traffic seeks innovations in communication technology to cater to the mounting need for rapid connectivity, high-capacity connections. The mainstreaming of 5G technologies for communication is a dramatic step towards meeting the aforementioned goals, with the ability for reshaping IoT (Internet of things), D2D (device-to-Device) communications, and the smart grids. This work conveys an in-depth study of the fundamental innovations that underlie 5G, including full-duplex distribution, huge multiple-input-multiple-output, ultra-dense connections, the phenomenon of beamforming and millimeter-wave approaches. A special emphasis is focused on the integration of photonic technologies, or microwave photonics, which serves as a critical multidisciplinary study topic. Optical fibers, with their tremendous bandwidth and capacity, have been determined as the best medium for backhaul and fronthaul amenities, outpacing conventional copper cables to accommodate tiny cells and next-generation networks. The synergy between optical and wireless access technologies is analyzed with the emphasis on the central role of wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) for improving network efficiency and speed. The investigation additionally explores the possibility of intelligent signal processing methods combined with WDM to optimize photonic network communications. The mingling of these technologies anticipates producing unrivaled levels of performance, rupturing the path for an additional intelligent, interconnected era.

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Synergizing intelligent signal processing with wavelength-division multiplexing for enhanced efficiency and speed in photonic network communications

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Sindhwani,

Mishra

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Journal of Optical Communications

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Networking Experiment of Domain-Specific Networking Platform Based on Optically Interconnected Reconfigurable Communication Processors

Abstract: A domain-specific networking platform based on optically interconnected reconfigurable communication processors is proposed. Some application examples of the reconfigurable communication processor and networking experiment results are presented.

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References 10 publications

Synergizing intelligent signal processing with wavelength-division multiplexing for enhanced efficiency and speed in photonic network communications

Synergizing intelligent signal processing with wavelength-division multiplexing for enhanced efficiency and speed in photonic network communications

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