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A single-fiber bi-directional WDM self-healing ring network with bi-directional OADM for metro-access applications

Sun et al., 2007

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Document ID
945643011600722929
Author
Sun X
Chan C
Wang Z
Lin C
Chen L
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications

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We propose and demonstrate a single-fiber bidirectional wavelength division multiplexing self-healing ring network for metro-access applications. By incorporating a simple bi- directional optical add-drop multiplexer at each network node as well as employing our …
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