Power and wavelength management for mixed-rate optical data systems

   
   

An optical transmission system exploits the reduced signal-to-noise (SNR) requirements for low-bit rate channels to devise a new wavelength channel allocation scheme which increases the number of channels that a WDM system can support. Wavelengths of low-bit rate channels are assigned outside a flat-gain window (i.e., flat-passband region) of the system. The channel allocation scheme uses the high-bit rate channels located in the flat-passband region of wavelengths and the lower-bit rate channels located outside this passband region with progressively lower-bit rate channels located farther outside this passband region. Low-bit rate channels are also assigned to region(s) of the passband where the non-linear threshold power level of the system may be exceeded.

 
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