Emerging fibre technology for the petabit/s era
Emerging fibre technology for the petabit/s era
For the past 30 years communications research has focused on finding innovative ways of coding and multiplexing optical signals to unlock the maximum practical ~100Tbit/s/ capacity provided by single-mode optical fibre. However, cost-effective future scaling of network capacity may ultimately benefit from fibre solutions that can exploit multiple spatial modes within a single multimode-core, and/or multiple cores incorporated within the fibre cross-section to increase the per-fibre capacity. In this talk I will review progress towards realizing these new fibre types (along with the key component/subsystems required) and describe the necessary requirements for ultimate commercial deployment.
Richardson, David
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1 November 2015
Richardson, David
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Richardson, David
(2015)
Emerging fibre technology for the petabit/s era.
20th Microoptics Conference (MOC), Japan.
25 - 28 Oct 2015.
(doi:10.1109/MOC.2015.7416376).
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For the past 30 years communications research has focused on finding innovative ways of coding and multiplexing optical signals to unlock the maximum practical ~100Tbit/s/ capacity provided by single-mode optical fibre. However, cost-effective future scaling of network capacity may ultimately benefit from fibre solutions that can exploit multiple spatial modes within a single multimode-core, and/or multiple cores incorporated within the fibre cross-section to increase the per-fibre capacity. In this talk I will review progress towards realizing these new fibre types (along with the key component/subsystems required) and describe the necessary requirements for ultimate commercial deployment.
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Published date: 1 November 2015
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20th Microoptics Conference (MOC), Japan, 2015-10-25 - 2015-10-28
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