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Research paper thumbnail of Compact on-chip 1 × 2 wavelength selective switch based on silicon microring resonator with nested pairs of subrings

Photonics Research, 2014

We propose and experimentally demonstrate compact on-chip 1 × 2 wavelength selective switches (WS... more We propose and experimentally demonstrate compact on-chip 1 × 2 wavelength selective switches (WSSs) based on silicon microring resonators (MRRs) with nested pairs of subrings (NPSs). Owing to the resonance splitting induced by the inner NPSs, the proposed devices are capable of performing selective channel routing at certain resonance wavelengths of the outer MRRs. System demonstration of dynamic channel routing using fabricated devices with one and two NPSs is carried out for 10 Gb∕s non-return-to-zero signal. The experimental results verify the effectiveness of the fabricated devices as compact on-chip WSSs.

Research paper thumbnail of High-capacity and low-cost long-reach OFDMA PON based on distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation

Optics Express, 2015

We propose and experimentally demonstrate a distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation scheme to real... more We propose and experimentally demonstrate a distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation scheme to realize high-capacity long-reach orthogonal frequency division multiple access passive optical network (OFDMA PON) with cost-effective electro-absorption modulator (EAM). In our scheme, the subcarriers in downstream OFDM signal are properly allocated to the optical network units (ONUs) with different fiber transmission lengths. By this means, the detrimental influence of power fading induced by dispersion and chirp can be avoided, thus all OFDM subcarriers can be modulated with high-order quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) format, leading to a high transmission capacity. A proof-of-concept experiment is performed, in which three ONUs with transmission distances of 25, 50, and 100 km are assigned with different subcarriers, respectively. By using distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation technique, an OFDM signal of 34.5 Gb/s is successfully delivered to the ONUs with a bit error ratio (BER) lower than 2 × 10 −3 .

Research paper thumbnail of Compact on-chip 1 × 2 wavelength selective switch based on silicon microring resonator with nested pairs of subrings

Photonics Research, 2014

We propose and experimentally demonstrate compact on-chip 1 × 2 wavelength selective switches (WS... more We propose and experimentally demonstrate compact on-chip 1 × 2 wavelength selective switches (WSSs) based on silicon microring resonators (MRRs) with nested pairs of subrings (NPSs). Owing to the resonance splitting induced by the inner NPSs, the proposed devices are capable of performing selective channel routing at certain resonance wavelengths of the outer MRRs. System demonstration of dynamic channel routing using fabricated devices with one and two NPSs is carried out for 10 Gb∕s non-return-to-zero signal. The experimental results verify the effectiveness of the fabricated devices as compact on-chip WSSs.

Research paper thumbnail of High-capacity and low-cost long-reach OFDMA PON based on distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation

Optics Express, 2015

We propose and experimentally demonstrate a distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation scheme to real... more We propose and experimentally demonstrate a distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation scheme to realize high-capacity long-reach orthogonal frequency division multiple access passive optical network (OFDMA PON) with cost-effective electro-absorption modulator (EAM). In our scheme, the subcarriers in downstream OFDM signal are properly allocated to the optical network units (ONUs) with different fiber transmission lengths. By this means, the detrimental influence of power fading induced by dispersion and chirp can be avoided, thus all OFDM subcarriers can be modulated with high-order quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) format, leading to a high transmission capacity. A proof-of-concept experiment is performed, in which three ONUs with transmission distances of 25, 50, and 100 km are assigned with different subcarriers, respectively. By using distance-adaptive bandwidth allocation technique, an OFDM signal of 34.5 Gb/s is successfully delivered to the ONUs with a bit error ratio (BER) lower than 2 × 10 −3 .

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