High-throughput, self-routing, optical switch for photonic slot routing

M.I. Macias; J.P. Turkiewicz; J.J. Vegas Olmos; A.M.J. Koonen; I. Tafur Monroy

High-throughput, self-routing, optical switch for photonic slot routing

M.I. Macias, J.P. Turkiewicz, J.J. Vegas Olmos, A.M.J. Koonen, I. Tafur Monroy

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A high-throughput, self-routing, optical switch with low latency performance and no-contention property is proposed for the optical packet switching scheme known as photonic slot routing. The proposed switch, based on a modified Data Vortex structure, eliminates the need to pre-arrange the photonic slot transmission in a non-blocking manner, thus increasing the network bandwidth. Electro-absorption modulator technology is experimentally shown to be a promising solution for implementing compact and fastspeed operation Data Vortex switches.

Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	London Communications Symposium 2003
Plaats van productie	University College London
Uitgeverij	Communications Engineering Doctorate Centre
Pagina's	249-253
ISBN van geprinte versie	0-0538863-2-6
Status	Gepubliceerd - 2003
Evenement	conference; LCS 2003, University College London; 2003-09-08; 2003-09-09 - Duur: 8 sep. 2003 → 9 sep. 2003

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Congres	conference; LCS 2003, University College London; 2003-09-08; 2003-09-09
Periode	8/09/03 → 9/09/03
Ander	LCS 2003, University College London

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High-throughput, self-routing, optical switch for photonic slot routing. / Macias, M.I.; Turkiewicz, J.P.; Vegas Olmos, J.J. et al.

London Communications Symposium 2003. University College London : Communications Engineering Doctorate Centre, 2003. blz. 249-253.

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