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S-Band WDM Transmission Using PPLN-Based Wavelength Converters and 400-Gb/s C-Band Real-Time Transceivers
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Multi-band WDM transmission beyond the C+L-band is a promising technology for achieving larger capacity transmission by a limited number of installed fibers. In addition to the C- and L-band, we can expect to use the S-band as the next band. Although the development of optical components for new bands, particularly transceivers, entails resource dispersion, which is one of the barriers to the realization of multi-band systems, wavelength conversion by transparent all-optical signal processing enables new wavelength bandtransmission using existing components. Therefore, we proposed a transmission system including a new wavelength band such as the S-band and made it possible to use a transceiver for the existing band by performing the whole-band wavelength conversion without using a transceiver for the new band. As a preliminary verification to demonstrate multi-band WDM transmission including S-band, we investigated the application of a novel wavelength converter between C-band and S-band, which consists of periodically poled lithium niobate waveguide, to the proposed system. We first characterized the conversion efficiency and noise figure of the wavelength converter and estimated the transmission performance of the system through the wavelength converter. Using the evaluated wavelength converters and test signals of 64 channels arranged in the C-band at 75-GHz intervals, we constructed an experimental setup for S-band transmission through an 80-km standard single-mode fiber. We then demonstrated error-free transmission of real-time 400-Gb/s DP-16QAM signals after forward error correction decoding. From the experimental results, it was clarified that the wavelength converter which realizes the uniform lossless conversion covering the whole C-band effectively achieves the S-band WDM transmission, and it was verified that the capacity improvement of the multi-band WDM system including the S-band can be expected by applying it in combination with the C+L-band WDM system.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E106-B No.11 pp.1093-1101
- Publication Date
- 2023/11/01
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- 2023/05/11
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- 1745-1345
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- 10.1587/transcom.2022OBP0005
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- Special Section PAPER (Joint Special Section on Opto-electronics and Communications for Future Optical Network)
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Tomoyuki KATO
Fujitsu Limited
Hidenobu MURANAKA
Fujitsu Limited
Yu TANAKA
Fujitsu Limited
Yuichi AKIYAMA
Fujitsu Limited
Takeshi HOSHIDA
Fujitsu Limited
Shimpei SHIMIZU
NTT Corporation
Takayuki KOBAYASHI
NTT Corporation
Takushi KAZAMA
NTT Corporation
Takeshi UMEKI
NTT Corporation
Kei WATANABE
NTT Corporation
Yutaka MIYAMOTO
NTT Corporation
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Tomoyuki KATO, Hidenobu MURANAKA, Yu TANAKA, Yuichi AKIYAMA, Takeshi HOSHIDA, Shimpei SHIMIZU, Takayuki KOBAYASHI, Takushi KAZAMA, Takeshi UMEKI, Kei WATANABE, Yutaka MIYAMOTO, "S-Band WDM Transmission Using PPLN-Based Wavelength Converters and 400-Gb/s C-Band Real-Time Transceivers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E106-B, no. 11, pp. 1093-1101, November 2023, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2022OBP0005.
Abstract: Multi-band WDM transmission beyond the C+L-band is a promising technology for achieving larger capacity transmission by a limited number of installed fibers. In addition to the C- and L-band, we can expect to use the S-band as the next band. Although the development of optical components for new bands, particularly transceivers, entails resource dispersion, which is one of the barriers to the realization of multi-band systems, wavelength conversion by transparent all-optical signal processing enables new wavelength bandtransmission using existing components. Therefore, we proposed a transmission system including a new wavelength band such as the S-band and made it possible to use a transceiver for the existing band by performing the whole-band wavelength conversion without using a transceiver for the new band. As a preliminary verification to demonstrate multi-band WDM transmission including S-band, we investigated the application of a novel wavelength converter between C-band and S-band, which consists of periodically poled lithium niobate waveguide, to the proposed system. We first characterized the conversion efficiency and noise figure of the wavelength converter and estimated the transmission performance of the system through the wavelength converter. Using the evaluated wavelength converters and test signals of 64 channels arranged in the C-band at 75-GHz intervals, we constructed an experimental setup for S-band transmission through an 80-km standard single-mode fiber. We then demonstrated error-free transmission of real-time 400-Gb/s DP-16QAM signals after forward error correction decoding. From the experimental results, it was clarified that the wavelength converter which realizes the uniform lossless conversion covering the whole C-band effectively achieves the S-band WDM transmission, and it was verified that the capacity improvement of the multi-band WDM system including the S-band can be expected by applying it in combination with the C+L-band WDM system.
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AU - Tomoyuki KATO
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AU - Takayuki KOBAYASHI
AU - Takushi KAZAMA
AU - Takeshi UMEKI
AU - Kei WATANABE
AU - Yutaka MIYAMOTO
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AB - Multi-band WDM transmission beyond the C+L-band is a promising technology for achieving larger capacity transmission by a limited number of installed fibers. In addition to the C- and L-band, we can expect to use the S-band as the next band. Although the development of optical components for new bands, particularly transceivers, entails resource dispersion, which is one of the barriers to the realization of multi-band systems, wavelength conversion by transparent all-optical signal processing enables new wavelength bandtransmission using existing components. Therefore, we proposed a transmission system including a new wavelength band such as the S-band and made it possible to use a transceiver for the existing band by performing the whole-band wavelength conversion without using a transceiver for the new band. As a preliminary verification to demonstrate multi-band WDM transmission including S-band, we investigated the application of a novel wavelength converter between C-band and S-band, which consists of periodically poled lithium niobate waveguide, to the proposed system. We first characterized the conversion efficiency and noise figure of the wavelength converter and estimated the transmission performance of the system through the wavelength converter. Using the evaluated wavelength converters and test signals of 64 channels arranged in the C-band at 75-GHz intervals, we constructed an experimental setup for S-band transmission through an 80-km standard single-mode fiber. We then demonstrated error-free transmission of real-time 400-Gb/s DP-16QAM signals after forward error correction decoding. From the experimental results, it was clarified that the wavelength converter which realizes the uniform lossless conversion covering the whole C-band effectively achieves the S-band WDM transmission, and it was verified that the capacity improvement of the multi-band WDM system including the S-band can be expected by applying it in combination with the C+L-band WDM system.
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