Assignment of channel colors in optical networks

Optical communications – Multiplex – Broadcast and distribution system

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C398S058000, C398S079000

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07925163

ABSTRACT:
A model is provided for optimizing an optical network wherein single links carry multiple signals by using multiple color channels. The routes in the optimized network minimize mid-route color changeovers, reducing the number of nodes requiring optical-electric-optical signal conversion. In the model, the minimized objective function includes terms representing total color miles, terms penalizing changeovers, and terms representing total nodes passed by routes.

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