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Demultiplexer panjang gelombang, menggunakan parut gentian optik berlatarkan dan pengedar, telah dicadangkan dan dibangunkan untuk aplikasi pada sistem kabel dasar laut pemultipleks pembahagian panjang gelombang (WDM) yang diperkuat secara optik dengan jarak saluran 100 GHz. Demultiplexer yang dicadangkan kami tidak boleh hanya mencapai selektiviti panjang gelombang tinggi, kehilangan lebihan kecil dan peruntukan berkesan gentian pampasan penyebaran untuk setiap saluran, tetapi juga dinaik taraf tanpa menjejaskan saluran sedia ada yang lain. Dengan menggunakan demultiplexer ini, ia telah berjaya mengesahkan bahawa 8 saluran WDM telah dinyahmultipleks walaupun selepas penghantaran 6,000 km termasuk pampasan berasingan bagi penyebaran kromatik terkumpul dalam setiap saluran.
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Tomohiro OTANI, Toshio KAWAZAWA, Koji GOTO, "Wavelength Demultiplexer for Optically Amplified WDM Submarine Cable System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E83-B, no. 3, pp. 690-696, March 2000, doi: .
Abstract: The wavelength demultiplexer, using cascaded optical fiber gratings and circulators, was proposed and developed for application to optically amplified wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) submarine cable systems with 100 GHz channel spacing. Our proposed demultiplexer cannot only achieve high wavelength selectivity, small excess loss and effective allocation of dispersion compensation fibers for each channel, but also be upgraded without affecting other existing channels. By using this demultiplexer, it has been successfully confirmed that 8 WDM channels were demultiplexed even after 6,000 km transmission including separate compensation of accumulated chromatic dispersion in each channel.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e83-b_3_690/_p
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