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Experimental demonstration of data traffic grooming of a single 10-Gbit/s TDM tributary channel between two 160-Gbit/s WDM channels

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12 Author(s)
Jian Wang ; Dept. of Electr. Eng., Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA ; Bakhtiari, Z. ; Yinying Xiao-Li ; Yilmaz, O.F.
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We demonstrate tributary channel data grooming of high-speed signals using second-order nonlinearities in a PPLN waveguide. 16 TDM tributary channel data traffic grooming/exchange between two 160-Gbit/s WDM signals is shown with a penalty of ~4 dB.

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Optical Fiber Communication (OFC), collocated National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference, 2010 Conference on (OFC/NFOEC)

Date of Conference: 21-25 March 2010

Page(s):
1 - 3
E-ISBN :
978-1-55752-884-1
INSPEC Accession Number:
11306674
Conference Location :
San Diego, CA
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