DocumentCode
1944868
Title
Multiwavelength network access technologies
Author
Dreze, C.
Author_Institution
Nortel Technol., Ottawa, Ont., Canada
fYear
1997
fDate
11-13 Aug. 1997
Firstpage
7
Lastpage
8
Abstract
Increased bandwidth and functionality will be offered by WDM networks compared to single wavelength ones, with applications ranging from straightforward capacity enhancement through to switched virtual dark fiber carrying disparate traffic to customers´ premises. However, their implementation depends on their capability of offering the users cost effective solutions. This means that WDM equipment must be built small, rugged with low power consumption and high functional density. The network access module (NAM) developed at Nortel as part of the optical networks technology consortium (ONTC) illustrates such integration.
Keywords
modules; optical fibre subscriber loops; telecommunication traffic; wavelength division multiplexing; Nortel; ONTC; WDM equipment; WDM networks; cost effective solutions; customer premises; disparate traffic; functionality; high functional density; increased bandwidth; low power consumption; multiwavelength network access technologies; network access module; optical networks technology consortium; rugged; straightforward capacity enhancement; switched virtual dark fiber; telecommunication traffic; Bandwidth; Costs; Electronic mail; Optical fiber devices; Optical fiber networks; Optical receivers; Optical switches; Telecommunication traffic; WDM networks; Wavelength division multiplexing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Vertical-Cavity Lasers, Technologies for a Global Information Infrastructure, WDM Components Technology, Advanced Semiconductor Lasers and Applications, Gallium Nitride Materials, Processing, and Devi
Conference_Location
Montreal, Que., Canada
Print_ISBN
0-7803-3891-X
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/LEOSST.1997.619139
Filename
619139
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