System for transmitting data using wavelength division multiplex

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359165, H04J 1402

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ABSTRACT:
A plurality of node apparatuses are connected by an optical transmission line. Each of the node apparatuses is assigned with a wavelength as an address different from the others. Therefore, when a first node apparatus transmits data to a second node apparatus, the data is of a wavelength corresponding to the address of the second node apparatus. The data transmission is carried out in a time slot defined by a frame pulse. The data of the corresponding wavelength is only received in the second node apparatus, and data of other wavelengths are passed through the second node apparatus. Consequently, media-access control is easily carried out independently in each node apparatus in an optical network system by using wavelength division multiplexing.

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IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 26, No. 11, Nov. 1988.

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