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A novel ring architecture of multiple optical private networks over EPON using OCDMA technique

Gharaei et al., 2009

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1961387661305903879
Author
Gharaei M
Cordette S
Fsaifes I
Lepers C
Gallion P
Publication year
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2009 11th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks

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We propose a novel ring architecture to install multiple optical private networks (PNs) on EPON infrastructure. The PNs are demonstrated to be independent of OLT which does not add any supplement traffic management into OLT. We experimentally demonstrate two …
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