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Nous avons fabriqué un convertisseur de longueur d'onde interférométrique Michelson (MI-WC) insensible à la polarisation de 1.55, 10 µm. Le MI-WC se compose d'un amplificateur optique à semi-conducteur intégré (SS-SOA) à convertisseur de taille de spot à deux canaux sur une plate-forme de circuit d'onde lumineuse planaire (PLC). Une ouverture claire des yeux et aucune pénalité de puissance dans les conditions dos à dos ont été obtenues avec une modulation de 2.5 Gb/s. Nous avons également confirmé le fonctionnement insensible à la polarisation sur le signal d'entrée. De plus, pour une application du MI-WC aux réseaux DWDM, nous avons démontré la conversion sélective de longueur d'onde de paquets optiques de XNUMX G/s de la lumière de la diode laser Fabry-Perot (FP-LD) vers quatre longueurs d'onde de grille ITU-T. Nous avons confirmé la bonne faisabilité de cette technique pour une utilisation dans les réseaux DWDM. La conversion de longueur d'onde que nous décrivons ici est indispensable pour les futurs réseaux entièrement optiques, dans lesquels des sources de signaux optiques sans contrôle de longueur d'onde seront utilisées sur les terminaux des utilisateurs.
Rieko SATO
Toshio ITO
Katsuaki MAGARI
Akira OKADA
Manabu OGUMA
Yasumasa SUZAKI
Yoshihiro KAWAGUCHI
Yasuhiro SUZUKI
Akira HIMENO
Noboru ISHIHARA
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Rieko SATO, Toshio ITO, Katsuaki MAGARI, Akira OKADA, Manabu OGUMA, Yasumasa SUZAKI, Yoshihiro KAWAGUCHI, Yasuhiro SUZUKI, Akira HIMENO, Noboru ISHIHARA, "Polarization Insensitive SOA-PLC Hybrid Integrated Michelson Interferometric Wavelength Converter and Its Application to DWDM Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E84-C, no. 5, pp. 571-578, May 2001, doi: .
Abstract: We fabricated a 1.55-µm polarization insensitive Michelson interferometric wavelength converter (MI-WC). The MI-WC consists of a two-channel spot-size converter integrated semiconductor optical amplifier (SS-SOA) on a planar lightwave circuit (PLC) platform. Clear eye opening and no power penalty in the back-to-back condition were obtained at 10 Gb/s modulation. We also confirmed the polarization insensitive operation on the input signal. Moreover, for an application of the MI-WC to DWDM networks, we demonstrated the selective wavelength conversion of 2.5 G/s optical packets from Fabry-Perot laser diode (FP-LD) light to four ITU-T grid wavelengths. We confirmed the good feasibility of this technique for use in DWDM networks. The wavelength conversion we describe here is indispensable for future all-optical networks, in which optical signal sources without wavelength control will be used at user-end terminals.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/e84-c_5_571/_p
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AU - Yoshihiro KAWAGUCHI
AU - Yasuhiro SUZUKI
AU - Akira HIMENO
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