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Posted on 06.27.06
The capacity of metro optical networks is being constrained by the rollout of high-bandwidth access networks. Agile optical networking has been touted as the architecture of choice to mitigate the middle mile "bottleneck". This article, by Ken Davison who is vice-president for marketing at Meriton Networks, in optics.org does a particularly good job of defining what agile optical networking means and analogies are provided with the M25 orbital motorway. Further, enabling technologies (WSS ROADM, CWDM, multidegree wavelength and sub-wavelength switching) are discussed. Filed under: ROADMs and CWDM Systems Comments: No Comments »No comments yet. RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a commentLine and paragraph breaks automatic, e-mail address never displayed, HTML allowed: |
