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Experimental demonstrations of optical techniques to implement networking functions in dynamically reconfigurable wavelength-division-multiplexed fiber-optic …

Cardakli, 2001

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16999756188669744707
Author
Cardakli M
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The deployment of optical networks will enable high capacity links between users but will accentuate the problems associated with transporting and managing even more numerous and inassimilable signals. Advances in photonic techniques suggest interesting solutions for …
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