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Experimental Demonstration of a High-Dimension Quasi-Passive Reconfigurable (QPAR) Node

Yingying Bi, Jing Jin, Ahmad R. Dhaini, and Leonid G. Kazovsky

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Abstract

Quasi-PAssive Reconfigurable (QPAR) devices can provide flexible power/wavelength distribution in next generation optical access networks. We experimentally demonstrate and analyze a high-dimension QPAR with one wavelength, four power levels and four output ports.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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