According to a generalized opinion of the scientific community, Arrayed Waveguide Gratings (AWG) are one of the most promising passive optical devices for terabit optical switching systems. These devices permit to build high-performance all-optical WDM switches thanks to their wavelength routing capabilities, in addition to their high information density and lower power consumption. In previous works, we showed that wavelength reuse across different ports introduces in-band crosstalk which strongly limits scalability of AWG-based backplanes. We also proved that this limitation can be overcome by modified scheduling algorithms that reduce the probability of reusing the same wavelength in different ports of the AWG device, significantly reducing or even avoiding the effect of in-band crosstalk. In this paper, we extend several previously proposed scheduling algorithms to enhance their performance. The new algorithms permits to build AWG-based switches of larger sizes while maintaining small bit error rates (BER).
AWG-based optical switches performance using crosstalk limiting schedulers / D., Fernández Hermida; M., Rodelgo Lacruz; Bianco, Andrea; Cuda, Davide; GAVILANES CASTILLO, GUIDO ALEJANDRO; C., López Bravo; F. J., González Castaño. - In: COMPUTER NETWORKS. - ISSN 1389-1286. - STAMPA. - 56:13(2012), pp. 3099-3109. [10.1016/j.comnet.2012.04.028]
AWG-based optical switches performance using crosstalk limiting schedulers
BIANCO, ANDREA;CUDA, DAVIDE;GAVILANES CASTILLO, GUIDO ALEJANDRO;
2012
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According to a generalized opinion of the scientific community, Arrayed Waveguide Gratings (AWG) are one of the most promising passive optical devices for terabit optical switching systems. These devices permit to build high-performance all-optical WDM switches thanks to their wavelength routing capabilities, in addition to their high information density and lower power consumption. In previous works, we showed that wavelength reuse across different ports introduces in-band crosstalk which strongly limits scalability of AWG-based backplanes. We also proved that this limitation can be overcome by modified scheduling algorithms that reduce the probability of reusing the same wavelength in different ports of the AWG device, significantly reducing or even avoiding the effect of in-band crosstalk. In this paper, we extend several previously proposed scheduling algorithms to enhance their performance. The new algorithms permits to build AWG-based switches of larger sizes while maintaining small bit error rates (BER).File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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