Isbn: 9788189866280 - wavelength converters in optical networks (1 Ergebnisse)

Contents 1 Literature survey 2 Performance analysis of wavelength converters 3 Placement of wavelength converters 4 Limited wavelength conversion 5 Routing and wavelength assignment in wavelength convertible networks 6 Packet switched networks with Tunable wavelength converters Conclusions The first generation networks built before the emergence of fiber optics and the second generation networks which used fiber as a replacement for copper links in Local Area network LAN Metropolitan Area Network MAN and Wide Area Network WAN are not adequate to meet the emerging integrated demands of the communication applications Huge bandwidth must be provided to support applications such as super computer interconnect videoconferencing etc co existing with smaller bandwidth requirements of data audio and many other applications for thousands of end users Wavelength Converters in Optical Networks deals with the third generation networks that use Wavelength Division Multiplexing WDM wavelength routed optical networking technology This technology can efficiently utilize the enormous bandwidth of the optical fiber and has been able to meet the emerging integrated demands of the communication applications KEY FEATURES WDMA network architecture models have been presented Literature has been supported and explained with diagrams and tables wherever required for clear understanding of students Simulation studies in the 12 node ring network 28 node USA long hand network 14 node NSFNET 19 node European Optical Network EON 30 node INET network and 52 node arbitrary mesh network have been presented Motivation for the present work and the organization of thesis has been outlined Research activity in network topology recon figuration issues in fault tolerances and the objectives of various test beds in progress have been presented Last chapter presents the summary and contribution of the work 180 pp.…