Telecommunications network node linking a metropolitan area network with at least one access network
US-2015381302-A1 · Dec 31, 2015 · US
US12526067B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12526067-B2 |
| Application number | US-202318315348-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 10, 2023 |
| Priority date | Sep 29, 2022 |
| Publication date | Jan 13, 2026 |
| Grant date | Jan 13, 2026 |
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A plurality of optical signals are arranged on optical frequency grids having a frequency spacing of Δf, a wavelength multiplexing optical signal includes at least one specific arrangement signal group, and the specific arrangement signal group includes Q S signal(s) and R P signal(s), where Q is an integer of 1 or more and R is an integer of 1 or more. A frequency difference between any pair of S signals included in the specific arrangement signal group is different from frequency differences between all of other pairs of S signals and frequency differences between all pairs of P signals, and a frequency difference between any pair of P signals included in the specific arrangement signal group is different from frequency differences between all pairs of S signals and frequency differences between all of other pairs of P signals.
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A wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system, comprising: a light source unit configured to generate a plurality of optical signals having different frequencies; and a wavelength multiplexing optical signal generating unit configured to receive the plurality of optical signals as input, and generate a wavelength multiplexing optical signal based on the plurality of input optical signals so as to output the wavelength multiplexing optical signal, wherein the plurality of optical signals are arranged on optical frequency grids having a frequency spacing of Δf, wherein the wavelength multiplexing optical signal includes at least one specific arrangement signal group, wherein the at least one specific arrangement signal group includes Q optical signal(s) having a first single-polarization state and R optical signal(s) having a second single-polarization state which is orthogonal to the first single-polarization state, where Q is an integer of two or more and R is an integer of two or more, wherein a frequency difference between any pair of optical signals having the first single-polarization state included in the at least one specific arrangement signal group is different from frequency differences between all of other pairs of optical signals having the first single-polarization state and frequency differences between all pairs of optical signals having the second single-polarization state, and wherein a frequency difference between any pair of optical signals having the second single-polarization state included in the at least one specific arrangement signal group is different from frequency differences between all pairs of optical signals having the first single-polarization state and frequency differences between all of other pairs of optical signals having the second single-polarization state. 2 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of a number of optical signals having the first single-polarization state, which are included in the at least one specific arrangement signal group, or the number of optical signals having the second single-polarization state, which are included in the at least one specific arrangement signal group, is three or more. 3 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 2 , wherein Q+R=4 is satisfied, and wherein the Q optical signal(s) having the first single-polarization state and the R optical signal(s) having the second single-polarization state, which are included in the at least one specific arrangement signal group, are arranged on the optical frequency grids in accordance with a pattern of one of SPSS or SSPS in order of increasing optical frequency, where S represents an optical signal having the first single-polarization state and P represents an optical signal having the second single-polarization state. 4 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of optical signals are arranged on the optical frequency grids, and wherein at least one guard grid, on which an optical signal having the first single-polarization state and an optical signal having the second single-polarization state are prevented from being arranged, is provided at a place other than a lowest frequency grid and a highest frequency grid. 5 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 4 , wherein the Q optical signal(s) having the first single-polarization state and the R optical signal(s) having the second single-polarization state, which are included in the at least one specific arrangement signal group, are arranged on the optical frequency grids in accordance with a pattern of any of PSGSP, SGSPP, or PPSGS in order of increasing optical frequency, where S represents the optical signal having the first single-polarization state, P represents the optical signal having the second single-polarization state, and G represents the at least one guard grid. 6 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 4 , wherein the plurality of optical signals are arranged on the optical frequency grids in accordance with a pattern obtained by cutting out one of a whole or a part of a successive pattern in which one pattern obtained by cyclically changing SPPSG in order of increasing optical frequency is successively repeated a plurality of times, where S represents the optical signal having the first single-polarization state, P represents the optical signal having the second single-polarization state, and G represents the at least one guard grid. 7 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 6 , wherein the plurality of optical signals are arranged on the optical frequency grids in accordance with a pattern of SPPSGSPPS in order of increasing optical frequency. 8 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 7 , wherein the plurality of optical signals are arranged on the optical frequency grids in accordance with a pattern of SPPSGSPPS in order of increasing optical frequency. 9 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 1 , further comprising an optical fiber transmission line configured to transmit the wavelength multiplexing optical signal. 10 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 1 , further comprising a wavelength multiplexing optical transmitter including the light source unit and the wavelength multiplexing optical signal generating unit, wherein each of the plurality of optical signals is generated through one of binary modulation or multi-level modulation in which at least one of a light intensity, an optical electric field amplitude, or a phase of light from a light source is changed through use of an information signal. 11 . The wavelength multiplexing optical transmission system according to claim 10 , further comprising a wavelength multiplexing optical receiver configured to receive the wavelength multiplexing optical signal transmitted from the wavelength multiplexing optical transmitter, wherein the wavelength multiplexing optical receiver is configured to demultiplex the received wavelength multiplexing optical signal into a plurality of single-wavelength optical signals, wherein the wavelength multiplexing optical receiver includes a plurality of optical receivers, and wherein each of the plurality of optical receivers is configured to receive any of the plurality of single-wavelength optical signals. 12 . A wavelength multiplexing optical transmitter, comprising: a light source unit configured to generate a plurality of optical signals having different frequencies; and a wavelength multiplexing optical signal generating unit configured to receive the plurality of optical signals as input, and generate a wavelength multiplexing optical signal from the plurality of input optical signals so as to output the wavelength multiplexing optical signal, wherein the plurality of optical signals are arranged on optical frequency grids having a frequency spacing of Δf, wherein the wavelength multiplexing optical signal includes at least one specific arrangement signal group, wherein the at least one specific arrangement signal group includes Q optical signal(s) having a first single-polarization state and R optical signal(s) having a second single-polarization state which is orthogonal to the first single-polarization state, where Q is an integer of two or more and R is an integer of two or more, wherein a frequency difference between any pair of optical signal
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