Wavelength-division-multiplexing add/drop multiplexer employing a novel polarisation independent acousto-optic tunable filter

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A wavelength-division-multiplexing add/drop multiplexer (WDM-ADM) employing a novel polarisation independent acousto-optic tunable filter (PI-AOTF) and two optical circulators is proposed. The PI-AOTF consists of only one PBS and one acousto-optic TE-TM mode convertor. The polarisation dependent power fluctuation of the proposed PI-AOTF is less than 1 dB. A 3.2 nm spaced four-channel IM-DD transmission experiment at 622 Mbit/s is demonstrated. The power penalty due to the Doppler shift is 1 dB at a BER of 10−9.

Inspec keywords: wavelength division multiplexing; optical communication equipment; tuning; multiplexing equipment; optical filters; digital communication systems; acousto-optical devices

Other keywords: Doppler shift; acousto-optic TE-TM mode convertor; optical circulators; 622 Mbit/s; four-channel transmission experiment; BER; polarisation independent; add/drop multiplexer; wavelength-division-multiplexing; acousto-optic tunable filter

Subjects: Acousto-optical devices; Optical coatings and filters; Other switching centres; Optical communication

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