SONET: now it's the standard optical network

Ballart, Ralph; Ching, Yau-Chau

doi:10.1109/35.20262

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“…The larger fan-out, less power loss, better noise immunity and other desirable features of optics makes it possible to distribute a high-frequency global clock to hundreds of receiver modules with little clock skew [15,38]. In addition, optical data signals encounter small jitters when propagating in single-mode fibers for less than one kilometer even at a speed as high as 2.5 Gbps [3,37]. These jitters can be tolerated by using narrow (e.g., 10 bits) guard bands at each end of a time slot (up to few hundreds of bits).…”

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Communication-Efficient Sorting Algorithms on Reconfigurable Array of Processors With Slotted Optical Buses

Hamdi

Qiao

Pan

et al. 1999

Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing

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Communication-Efficient Sorting Algorithms on Reconfigurable Array of Processors With Slotted Optical Buses

Hamdi

Qiao

Pan

et al. 1999

Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing

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“…OC-n represents an optical signal, and n denotes the number of increments of 51.84 Mbps. For the technical aspects related to SONET networks, see [5].) Traffic grooming can be an appropriate solution to this bandwidth management.…”

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A global approach for designing reliable WDM networks and grooming the traffic

Bahri¹,

Chamberland²

2008

Computers & Operations Research

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“…We recall that SONET frame size is 125 ps [8]. SONET is the physical layer infrastructure supporting ATM [9].…”

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Time and wavelength division multiaccess with acoustooptic tunable filters

Kovačević

Gerla

Bannister

1993

Fiber and Integrated Optics

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In this article we propose a novel time and warvlength division multiple access (T/WDMA) scheme for a metropolitan area network based on a passiue optical star. This scheme supports circuit-switched trafic in an environment with a large number of users with applications that span a broad range of data rates (' om [loice to full motion itideo). The scheme can be implemented using acoustooptic tunable filters characterized by a relatively large tuning range (around I00 warvlengths) and a relatiuely low tuning speed (around 10 ps). Pe$omance of this scheme is studied by simulation for the uniform, single-rate, point-to-point rrafic case. We also show how the multiwavelength filtering capability of acoustooptic tunable filters can be used to improlie the peq5ormance of the proposed T/WDMA scheme.

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SONET: now it's the standard optical network

Cited by 148 publications

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Communication-Efficient Sorting Algorithms on Reconfigurable Array of Processors With Slotted Optical Buses

Communication-Efficient Sorting Algorithms on Reconfigurable Array of Processors With Slotted Optical Buses

A global approach for designing reliable WDM networks and grooming the traffic

Time and wavelength division multiaccess with acoustooptic tunable filters

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