Increased Capacity of a Bidirectional SDH Self-Healing Ring Using WDM

R. Cadeddu; N. Caponio; M. Cerisola; G. Ferraris; R. Finotti; R. Lano; A. Mariconda

doi:10.1364/PS.1997.PThA6

Photonics in Switching
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1997),
paper PThA6
•https://doi.org/10.1364/PS.1997.PThA6

Increased Capacity of a Bidirectional SDH Self-Healing Ring Using WDM

R. Cadeddu, N. Caponio, M. Cerisola, G. Ferraris, R. Finotti, R. Lano, and A. Mariconda

Photonics in Switching 1997

Stockholm Sweden
2–4 April 1997
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R. Cadeddu, N. Caponio, M. Cerisola, G. Ferraris, R. Finotti, R. Lano, and A. Mariconda, "Increased Capacity of a Bidirectional SDH Self-Healing Ring Using WDM," in Photonics in Switching, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1997), paper PThA6.

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Abstract

The use of SDH in telecommunication networks has allowed the production of equipment with add-drop functionality. The most common application of such equipment is in ring networks, commonly named self-healing rings, that are now extensively used because of their key feature of failure survivability.

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