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Optical buffering and switching in packet switched optical networks
IEEE AFRICON. 6th Africon Conference in Africa,, 2003Optical packet switching provides the advantages of transparency and the efficient use of the bandwidth provided by WDM on optical transport networks. There are however various impediments to deploying this technology in an all-optical fashion: optical buffering is inefficient, and all-optical signal processing has not been implemented in networks.
R. Geldenhuys, F. Leuschner
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Technical specifications for an all-optical switch for information storage and processing systems
The European Physical Journal Plus, 2021A. Rashed +3 more
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Optical switching networks using tree‐structured waveguide optical switches
Electronics and Communications in Japan (Part I: Communications), 1987AbstractTo make a large‐sized optical matrix is an important subject in realizing optical switching systems. Although optical matrices using waveguide optical switches have potential from the viewpoint of high speed and circuit integration, they are limited in the number of input/output terminals (up to between 4 and 8) due to the insertion loss and ...
Keishi Habara, Katsuaki Kikuchi
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Optical switch for multimode optical-fiber systems
Optics Letters, 1979A new type of optical switch is constructed of graded-index rod lenses. It is operated mechanically by small electromagnets. This switch is compatible with practical multimode-fiber communication systems. It has many outstanding features, such as low insertion loss (1.3–1.4 dB), low crosstalk ( 2 × 106 times), and small size (40 × 50 × 25 mm3).
M, Nunoshita +3 more
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Optical switching technologies for fast optical packet switching
Proceedings of 2002 4th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks (IEEE Cat. No.02EX551), 2003A survey of optical switching technologies being candidates for an optical packet switched (OPS) network is presented. Switching time range for optical switching fabrics is found through analysis. In light of this, and based on reported switch devices, switching technologies are identified as candidates for OPS.
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2015
An optical switch (10) comprising: inputs (12) to receive input optical signals at respective wavelengths and having planar wavefronts; conversion apparatus (14) to convert each input optical signal into a respective optical signal having a respective helical wavefront, each helical wavefront having a different orbital angular momentum, OAM; optical ...
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An optical switch (10) comprising: inputs (12) to receive input optical signals at respective wavelengths and having planar wavefronts; conversion apparatus (14) to convert each input optical signal into a respective optical signal having a respective helical wavefront, each helical wavefront having a different orbital angular momentum, OAM; optical ...
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Packet switching or optical switching?
IEEE Internet Computing, 2000One of history's main benefits is that it lets us detect trends that help predict the future. Over the past 30 years since the Internet started (1970-2000), many clear trends have emerged. The article very briefly examines the most critical of these trends, the one that led to the creation of the Internet: the packet switching cost trend.
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Optical Switching Technologies and Switching in Optical Future Networks
2006 International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks, 2006Compared with the large range of optical switching technologies that have been the subject of research, very few have been deployed on a significant scale in telecommunications networks. From an industrial and commercial viewpoint, this paper describes the current status of the more successful ones and relates them to their network applications and to ...
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Integrated Optical Acousto-Optic Switching
SPIE Proceedings, 1985Acousto-optic interactions are well known and widely used since long. The main applications for bulk optic devices are Bragg-cells for beam deflection and frequency shifting. Acousto-optic interactions using integrated otpical (I0) waveguides and surface acoustic waves (SAW) are very promising because of expected high efficiency.
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Design of an Optical Switch and Sensor Based on a MIM Coupled Waveguide Using a DNA Composite
Journal of Electronic Materials, 2020Maryam Bazgir +3 more
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