Increasing the capacity and intelligence of the next-generation Internet requires the application of optical technologies to switching nodes as well as transmission lines, and the development of advanced network architectures with end-to-end connection setup processing at the source node and autonomous routing at intermediate nodes. In the present paper, we design a new CDM-based switching scheme and node configurations that are suitable for a photonic IP switching system, in which a set of multiple-encoding CDM codes is utilized as routing information. In addition, we calculate the BER characteristics of the multiple-encoding CDM system by simulation. Under the condition that the chip duration of a certain code is a multiple of that of another code, the BER characteristics of the multiple-encoding system are shown to coincide with that of the single-encoding system by the longer code.
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Shouhei NISHI, Isamu SAEKI, Hideki TODE, Koso MURAKAMI, "A Photonic IP Switching Technique Using Code Division Multiplexing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E83-B, no. 10, pp. 2321-2330, October 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Increasing the capacity and intelligence of the next-generation Internet requires the application of optical technologies to switching nodes as well as transmission lines, and the development of advanced network architectures with end-to-end connection setup processing at the source node and autonomous routing at intermediate nodes. In the present paper, we design a new CDM-based switching scheme and node configurations that are suitable for a photonic IP switching system, in which a set of multiple-encoding CDM codes is utilized as routing information. In addition, we calculate the BER characteristics of the multiple-encoding CDM system by simulation. Under the condition that the chip duration of a certain code is a multiple of that of another code, the BER characteristics of the multiple-encoding system are shown to coincide with that of the single-encoding system by the longer code.
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