Network Performance Improvement of All-Optical Networks Through an Algorithmic Based Dispersion Management Technique
Abstract Network blocking performance due to wavelength continuity constraint in a well-connected all-optical network can be efficiently reduced by utilizing wavelength converters. Nevertheless, the introduction of high bit rate optical services with strict tolerance to signal quality would have a s...
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