Maximizing Throughput by Band-wise Bidirectional SCLU Transmission with Lumped Amplification

We propose band-wise bidirectional SCLU transmission. By counterpropagating S- and U-band signals and optimizing launch powers, we achieve maximum throughput that is 1.5% lower compared to aggregate throughput of individual band transmission.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/ofc.2025.tu3k.4
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Optical Network Technologies
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Maximizing Throughput by Band-wise Bidirectional SCLU Transmission with Lumped Amplification

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Maximizing Throughput by Band-wise Bidirectional SCLU Transmission with Lumped Amplification

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Abstract

We propose band-wise bidirectional SCLU transmission. By counterpropagating S- and U-band signals and optimizing launch powers, we achieve maximum throughput that is 1.5% lower compared to aggregate throughput of individual band transmission.

Fujitsu (Japan) (JP), Fujitsu (United States) (US)
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