Publications (4)0 Total impact
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Conference Proceeding: Experimental demonstration of 42.6 Gbit/s asynchronous digital optical regenerators
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ABSTRACT: We experimentally demonstrate a 42.6 Gbit/s asynchronous digital optical regenerator (ADORE) in a dual-window quad-gate configuration using an EAM loop and a dual-gate configuration using a single MZM. These ADORE configurations regenerate, re-shape, and re-time incoming asynchronous bursts of data to a local clock with a desired wavelength without the need for any clock recovery. The dual-window quad-gate and dual-gate ADOREs were used to regenerate and retime a 42.6 Gbit/s RZ-ASK data signal to a local generated clock with a maximum receiver penalty of only ~4.5 dB and ~2 dB, respectively, for any arbitrary data input phase delay.Transparent Optical Networks, 2008. ICTON 2008. 10th Anniversary International Conference on; 07/2008 -
Article: Experimental demonstration of a self-optimised multi-bit-rate optical network
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ABSTRACT: This paper proposes an innovative self-managed optical network architecture for heterogenous transparent optical networks. A self-optimized dynamic network testbed that comprises multiple multi bit-rate ligthpaths on a mesh topology that utilizes a dark fiber link has been implemented and evaluated. Peer Reviewed Postprint (published version) -
Article: Experimental demonstration of a novel QoS-aware hybrid optical network
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ABSTRACT: This paper presents a hybrid optical test-bed controlled by a hardware-accelerated control plane capable of dynamically provisioning the most suitable route according to the requirements of the client technology and the physical characteristics of the network. Peer Reviewed Postprint (published version) -
Article: Demonstration of C/S based hardware accelerated QoT estimation tool in dynamic impairment-aware optical network
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ABSTRACT: An enhanced version of hardware accelerated QoT estimation tool in impairment-aware optical network is demonstrated and evaluated against the different number of lightpaths and wavelengths per link. It outperforms the software version by 28 times in the order of millisecond. Postprint (published version)
Institutions
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2008
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University of Essex
Colchester, ENG, United Kingdom
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