Bidirectional WDM star single-hop networks with reusing wavelengths twice

Gan Chaoqin; Zhang Mingde; Sun Xiaohan

Volume 24 Issue 10

Oct. 2002

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Gan Chaoqin, Zhang Mingde, Sun Xiaohan. Bidirectional WDM star single-hop networks with reusing wavelengths twice[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(10): 1398-1404.

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Gan Chaoqin, Zhang Mingde, Sun Xiaohan. Bidirectional WDM star single-hop networks with reusing wavelengths twice[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(10): 1398-1404.

Gan Chaoqin, Zhang Mingde, Sun Xiaohan. Bidirectional WDM star single-hop networks with reusing wavelengths twice[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(10): 1398-1404.

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Gan Chaoqin, Zhang Mingde, Sun Xiaohan. Bidirectional WDM star single-hop networks with reusing wavelengths twice[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2002, 24(10): 1398-1404.

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Bidirectional WDM star single-hop networks with reusing wavelengths twice

Received Date: 2000-10-16
Rev Recd Date: 2001-04-16
Publish Date: 2002-10-19

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For enlarging the capacities of WDM star networks free from the number of limited wavelengths, a scheme of reusing wavelengths twice is proposed in this paper. According to the scheme, not only the number of nodes can be increased twice, but also all the data wavelengths can be reused twice in the network and the throughput of the network is increased twice. Under the same number of nodes, not only half of fibers can be saved, but also the delay of network can be greatly lowered and the properties of the network can be efficiently improved.

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