One-sided rearrangeable optical switching networks

A. Hill · Journal of Lightwave Technology · 1986

New and existing one-sided rearrangeable switching networks are described, which minimize the number of optical switches required to interconnectNoptical terminals. Technical problems are identified. The potential size of one-sided rearrangeable networks, employing single-mode optical fiber, and the corresponding performance requirements of optical switches, are established.

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