Multipoint, contention-free wavelength selective switch (wss)
A technology of wavelength and selectivity, applied in multiplex system selection device, selection device, multiplex communication, etc., can solve impractical problems
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[0017] Figure 2A and 2B Top and side views, respectively, of an example of a simplified optical device such as a multipoint contention-free wavelength selective switch (WSS) 100 that can be used in conjunction with embodiments of the present invention. Figure 2A The top view of is also called the dispersion plane in this paper, Figure 2B The side view of is also referred to herein as the switch plan. Light is input and output to WSS 100 through optical waveguides, such as optical fibers, which function as input and output ports. as from Figure 2B As clearly seen in , the input port array 101 may include a collimator 102 respectively coupled to l , 102 2 , 102 3 ...102 m Multiple monomer input fibers 101 1 , 101 2 , 101 3 ...10l m . Light from one or more input fibers 101 is converted by a collimator 102 into a free-space beam. Light exiting the input port array 101 is parallel to the z-axis. Although in figure 1 Only four fiber / collimator pairs are shown for...
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