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All-optical correlation-based bit-pattern recognition with reduced wavelength sensitivity using wavelength conversion

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Abstract

We demonstrate a method of minimizing the wavelength sensitivity of the all-optical bit-pattern recognition relying on a passive optical correlator. We accomplish all-optical 40-Gb/s, 8-bit pattern recognition with much reduced wavelength sensitivity by combining a wavelength converter front-end and a passive optical correlator.

© 2009 Optical Society of America

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