All-optical packet compression based on time-to-wavelength conversion

All-optical packet compression based on time-to-wavelength conversion

We experimentally demonstrate a novel optical packet compression scheme based on linearly chirping the packets followed by dispersive compression and multiwavelength conversion back onto a single wavelength. In particular, four-bit packets at 10 Gb/s were compressed into four-bit packets at 40 Gb/s....

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Main Authors: Almeida, P.J (Author), Petropoulos, P. (Author), Thomsen, B.C (Author), Ibsen, M. (Author), Richardson, D.J (Author)
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Language:English
Published: 2004.
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520 |a We experimentally demonstrate a novel optical packet compression scheme based on linearly chirping the packets followed by dispersive compression and multiwavelength conversion back onto a single wavelength. In particular, four-bit packets at 10 Gb/s were compressed into four-bit packets at 40 Gb/s. Error-free performance was achieved for the final compressed packet. 
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