Non-linear soliton trapping converts single wavelengths to multiple channels, reducing passive optical network infrastructure costs and signal attenuation.
An optical line termination unit switches downstream transmission bit rates to serve multiple optical network units, eliminating infrastructure duplication.
A dynamic forward error correction mechanism adjusts bit allocation to maintain coding gain.
Autonomous nodes identify matching time slots through Link Connection Resizing protocol exchanges to enable dynamic bandwidth adjustments.
A de-emphasis signal generator combines electrical inputs via parallel optical modulators to produce formatted optical signals.
A random channel assignment system enables selectionless optical network units to transmit any wavelength band.
An OTDR system uses a cyclic AWG and WDM couplers to isolate access fiber segments, resolving signal loss issues during break detection.
An optical time sequence cache maps spatial information to temporal sequences using SMUX and WMUX technologies.
A WDM transport transmitter replicates client signals across redundant paths to maintain continuous optical transmission.