Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element
Patent
1998-10-12
1999-12-07
Negash, Knife-Michael
Optical: systems and elements
Deflection using a moving element
Using a periodically moving element
359124, H04B 1020
Patent
active
059992883
ABSTRACT:
Techniques for physically implementing fiber ring networks which achieve full mesh connectivity, such networks including a 2-fiber WDM ring network composed of a clockwise ring and counter clockwise ring, and a 4-fiber WDM Self-Healing Ring network. The number of wavelengths required is derived for both odd and even number of nodes on the ring. To physically set-up all required connections in the network, optimal wavelength assignment algorithms are devised so that the wavelength assignment between nodes on the ring is systematic and engenders full mesh connectivity while avoiding any possible violation of the color clash constraint. An illustrative algorithm uses a simple matrix approach for calculating the interconnection arrangement.
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Multiwavelength Survivable Ring Network Architectures, authored by A.F. Elrefaie and published in the Proceedings of the International Conference in Communications (ICC), 1993.
Bala Krishna
Chang Gee-Kung
Ellinas Georgios Nicos
Giordano Joseph
Negash Knife-Michael
Telcordia Technologies Inc.
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