WO2009104396A1 - 光符号分割多重アクセスシステム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an optical code division multiple access system and the like.
- OCDMA optical code division multiple access
- WDM wavelength division multiplexing
- OCDMA encoder / decoder Many types have already been proposed.
- a multi-port array waveguide grating (AWG) encoder / decoder for OCDMA has been proposed.
- This multi-port AWG encoder / decoder has a unique capability of simultaneously processing multiple time-spread optical codes (OCs) with a single device (Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2 below). Therefore, if the central station of the OCDMA network uses this multi-port AWG encoder, the number of encoders / decoders can be reduced. For this reason, even if the unit price of the multi-port AWG encoder / decoder is high, the overall cost can be reduced.
- a decoder is a device having a symmetric configuration with an encoder. Therefore, when a multi-port AWG encoder is used as an encoder, a multi-port AWG decoder having the same configuration as the encoder is used as a decoder.
- multi-port AWG encoder / decoder is expensive. Therefore, if individual user terminals are also decoded using a multi-port AWG decoder, a system using the AWG encoder generally does not penetrate. That is, although the multi-port AWG encoder / decoder has excellent performance, it can be said that it is poor at present. G. Cincotti, N. Wada, and K.-i.
- Kitayama Charge-ayama ”Characterization of a full encoder / decoder in the AWG configuration for code-based photonicrouters.
- Part I modeling and design,” IEEE J. Lightwave Technol., Vol. 24, n. 1, 2006. N. Wada, G. Cincotti, S. Yoshima, N. Kataoka, and K.-i. Kitayama ”Characterization of a full encoder / decoder in the AWG configuration for code-based photonic routers.
- Part II experimental results” IEEE J. Lightwave Technol., Vol. 24, n. 1, 2006
- An object of the present invention is to provide a versatile optical code division multiple access system (OCDMA).
- OCDMA optical code division multiple access system
- the central office generates an optical code using a multi-port AWG encoder, and each client decodes the optical code using a decoder including the SSFBG. This is based on the knowledge that an OCDMA system can be provided.
- the first aspect of the present invention relates to an optical code division multiple access system (5) having a central office (2) that generates an optical code and a decoding unit (4) that decodes the encoded optical signal.
- the central office (2) has a multi-port optical encoder (1), which generates an optical code.
- the decoding unit (4) has a decoder (3).
- the decoder (3) is designed so as to be able to decode the encoded optical signal.
- the multi-port optical encoder (1) converts an input optical signal into an encoded optical signal having a wavelength different by a predetermined amount for each code pattern.
- the optical encoders disclosed in Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2 described above can be used.
- the decoder (3) in the first aspect is a superstructured fiber Bragg grating (SSFBG) having a center wavelength corresponding to the encoded optical signal.
- SSFBG superstructured fiber Bragg grating
- encoding is achieved by optical signals having different wavelengths by a predetermined amount for each code pattern.
- a decoder having the same configuration as the encoder.
- a superstructured fiber grating (SSSFBG) encoder / decoder is known as a TS-OCDMA encoder / decoder.
- SSFBG is inexpensive because it can be mass-produced.
- SSFBG can perform ultra-long TS-OC processing without depending on polarization, has a characteristic of low loss and insertion loss independent of code length. Therefore, the decoder does not have a symmetric configuration with the encoder, and a versatile OCDMA system can be realized by using SSFBG as the decoder.
- the multi-port optical encoder (1) includes an arrayed waveguide grating (AWG) (10).
- the AWG (10) has a plurality of input ports (11), an input slab coupler (12), an output slab coupler (13), a plurality of optical waveguides (14), and a plurality of output ports (15). It is.
- the input slab coupler (12) is a slab waveguide connected to the plurality of input ports (11).
- the output slab coupler (13) is a slab waveguide into which light from the input slab coupler (12) is input.
- the input slab coupler (12) and the output slab coupler (13) are optically connected by a plurality of optical waveguides (14).
- Each optical waveguide (14) is different in length by a predetermined amount, and can be given to an optical signal passing through a time delay corresponding to the difference in path length.
- the plurality of output ports (15) are connected to the output slab coupler (13) and output encoded signals.
- the output port (15) is connected to the network.
- the multi-port optical encoder as described above is also called a multi-port AWG encoder.
- the multi-port AWG encoder is a highly flexible encoder as proposed in Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2 described above.
- the multi-port optical encoder (1) includes an arrayed waveguide grating (AWG) (10).
- the AWG includes a plurality of input ports (11), an input slab coupler (12), an output slab coupler (13), a plurality of optical waveguides (14), and a plurality of output ports (15).
- the input slab coupler (12) is a slab waveguide connected to the plurality of input ports (11).
- the output slab coupler (13) is a slab waveguide into which light from the input slab coupler (12) is input.
- the input slab coupler (12) and the output slab coupler (13) are optically connected by a plurality of optical waveguides (14).
- Each optical waveguide (14) is different in length by a predetermined amount, and can be given to an optical signal passing through a time delay corresponding to the difference in path length.
- the plurality of output ports (15) are connected to the output slab coupler (13) and output encoded signals.
- the output port (15) is connected to the network.
- the plurality of optical waveguides (14) includes a core having a higher refractive index than the surrounding clad.
- the effective refractive index with respect to the light guided through the core of the optical waveguide (14) is n s
- the interval between the portions where the plurality of output ports (15) are connected to the output slab coupler (13) is d. 0 [ ⁇ m]
- the interval between the portions where the plurality of optical waveguides (14) are connected to the plurality of input slab couplers (12) is d [ ⁇ m]
- the center wavelength of the input optical signal is ⁇ [nm]
- the number of the plurality of output ports (15) is N [pieces].
- the interval between the portions where the plurality of input ports (11) are connected to the input slab coupler (12) is d i [ ⁇ m]
- d i and d 0 are the same.
- the interval between the portions where the plurality of optical waveguides (14) are connected to the plurality of output slab couplers (13) is also d [ ⁇ m].
- R is the focal length of the input slab coupler
- the focal length of the output slab coupler is also R.
- the SSFBG includes a plurality of chips. Then, the inter-chip phase of the periodic refractive index change in each chip is changed so that time diffusion and phase shift according to the encoded optical signal can be performed.
- a decoder is a device having a symmetric configuration with an encoder. Therefore, when a multi-port AWG encoder is used as an encoder, a multi-port AWG decoder having a similar configuration is normally used. However, multi-port AWG encoder / decoder is expensive. Therefore, if individual user terminals are also decoded using a multi-port AWG decoder, a system using the AWG encoder generally does not penetrate. Therefore, in this preferred embodiment, inexpensive SSFBG is used. The refractive index of the chip was controlled so that the signal encoded by the multiport AWG encoder could be decoded. Thereby, even if inexpensive SSFBG is used, the optical signal encoded by the multi-port AWG encoder can be decoded.
- the SSFBG includes a plurality of chips, and the plurality of chips selectively reflect light in the vicinity of the center wavelength corresponding to the encoded optical signal. Therefore, light near the center wavelength corresponding to the encoded optical signal is selectively reflected. Similar to the above-described aspect, even if an inexpensive SSFBG is used, an optical signal encoded by a multi-port AWG encoder can be decoded.
- an optical code division multiplexing comprising: a code unit having an encoder; and a central station having a multiport optical decoder for decoding an optical signal encoded by the code unit. It relates to the access system.
- the encoder is a superstructured fiber Bragg grating (SSSFBG) having a center wavelength corresponding to the multiport optical decoder.
- the multi-port optical decoder has a function of converting an input optical signal into an optical signal having a wavelength different by a predetermined amount for each code pattern, and decodes the encoded optical signal by the encoder. It is.
- information may be uplinked as well as downlink. That is, in the first aspect of the present invention, a configuration is defined when information is downlinked.
- OCDMA optical code division multiple access
- what was an encoder in the downlink functions as a decoder in the uplink.
- what was a decoder in the downlink functions as an encoder in the uplink.
- the encoder in the OCDMA system originally has a decoder function. Therefore, also in the 2nd side surface of this invention, the structure in the 1st side surface of this invention demonstrated previously is employable suitably. In this way, the user must have a small and inexpensive SSFBG encoder / decoder, and the central office must have a multiport decoder and encoder that can handle multiple users with a single device. it can.
- the central station basically generates an optical code using a multi-port AWG encoder.
- Each client then decodes the optical code using a decoder including SSFBG.
- the number of expensive encoders in the central office can be reduced by using a multi-port AWG encoder that is effective but excellent in performance.
- the cost of the multi-port AWG encoder can be reduced by sharing a plurality of clients.
- a cheap SSFGB is used as a decoder as compared with a multi-port AWG encoder. Since the decoder has such an inexpensive SSFBG, the cost of the decoder can be suppressed and the number of users can be increased.
- a versatile OCDMA system can be provided.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram for explaining an optical code division multiple access system of the present invention.
- an optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) system decodes a coded optical signal and a central station (2) that generates the optical code.
- a decoding unit (4) decodes a coded optical signal and a central station (2) that generates the optical code.
- the central office (2) has a multi-port optical encoder (1), which generates an optical code.
- the decoding unit (4) has a decoder (3).
- the decoder (3) has an SSFBG designed to be able to decode the encoded optical signal.
- the central office (2) and the decoding unit (4) are optically connected by an optical information communication network (6).
- an optical information communication network As this optical information communication network, a star coupler type is preferable.
- the multi-port optical encoder (1) converts an input optical signal into an encoded optical signal having a wavelength different by a predetermined amount for each code pattern.
- the optical encoders disclosed in Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2 described above can be used.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the multi-port optical encoder of the present invention.
- a preferred multiport optical encoder (1) in the present invention includes an arrayed waveguide grating (AWG) (10).
- the AWG includes a plurality of input ports (11), an input slab coupler (12), an output slab coupler (13), a plurality of optical waveguides (14), and a plurality of output ports (15).
- the input slab coupler (12) is a slab waveguide connected to a plurality of input ports (11).
- the output slab coupler (13) is a slab waveguide into which light from the input slab coupler (12) is input.
- the input slab coupler (12) and the output slab coupler (13) are optically connected by a plurality of optical waveguides (14).
- Each optical waveguide (14) is different in length by a predetermined amount, and can be given to an optical signal passing through a time delay corresponding to the difference in path length.
- the plurality of output ports (15) are connected to the output slab coupler (13) and output encoded signals.
- the output port (15) is connected to the network.
- the light input from the input port (11) to the input slab coupler (12) propagates to the plurality of waveguides (14).
- the length of the waveguide (14) increases by a predetermined amount from the inside to the outside.
- This waveguide is formed by a core having a higher refractive index than the substrate portion. Since the core has a higher refractive index than the surrounding portion (cladding), it is possible to prevent the light propagating through the waveguide from jumping out.
- the light passing through each waveguide (14) reaches the output slab coupler (13). At this time, a delay difference corresponding to the optical path length by the waveguide (14) is given. In the output slab coupler (13), light propagated from the waveguide (14) is transmitted as ripples.
- the output slab coupler (13) propagates to the exit portion of the output slab coupler (13) while canceling out the vertices of the ripples, and a light spot where the light becomes the strongest at the exit portion is formed.
- the position of this light spot varies depending on the position of the input port and the wavelength of the input light.
- an optical signal having a different pattern is output if the input / output ports are different. Due to the difference in pattern, the optical signal can be encoded.
- the multi-port optical encoder as described above is also called a multi-port AWG encoder.
- the multi-port AWG encoder is a highly flexible encoder as proposed in Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2 described above.
- a preferred multiport AWG encoder satisfies the following relationship: That is, the plurality of optical waveguides (14) includes a core having a higher refractive index than the surrounding clad.
- the effective refractive index with respect to the light guided through the core of the optical waveguide (14) is n s, and the interval between the portions where the plurality of output ports (15) are connected to the output slab coupler (13) is d. 0 [ ⁇ m], the interval between the portions where the plurality of optical waveguides (14) are connected to the plurality of input slab couplers (12) is d [ ⁇ m], the center wavelength of the input optical signal is ⁇ [nm],
- the number of the plurality of output ports (15) is N [pieces].
- the interval between the portions where the plurality of input ports (11) are connected to the input slab coupler (12) is d i [ ⁇ m]
- d i and d 0 are the same.
- the interval between the portions where the plurality of optical waveguides (14) are connected to the plurality of output slab couplers (13) is also d [ ⁇ m].
- R is the focal length of the input slab coupler
- the focal length of the output slab coupler is also R.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining an appearance example of a multi-port AWG encoder.
- Such a multi-port AWG encoder / decoder is known as described in Non-Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 2. The operation is also known as described in these documents.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing an example of an optical signal encoded by a multi-port AWG encoder. As shown in FIG. 4, by using a multi-port AWG encoder, an input optical signal can be converted into an encoded optical signal having a wavelength different by a predetermined amount for each code pattern.
- the decoding unit (4) has a decoder (3).
- the decoder (3) has an SSFBG designed to be able to decode the encoded optical signal.
- the decoding unit (4) is a client connected to the central office through a network. There are a large number of normal decoding units.
- the multiport AWG encoder / decoder described above When encoded by the multiport AWG encoder / decoder described above, it can be easily decoded by using the multiport encoder / decoder. That is, in order to decode the optical signal encoded as described above, in principle, a multiport AWG decoder having the same configuration as the multiport AWG encoder may be used. That is, a signal encoded at a certain input / output port is output as an autocorrelation waveform through the same input / output port. On the other hand, when it passes through an input / output port different from the input / output port at the time of encoding, it is output as a cross correlation waveform. Since the autocorrelation waveform and the cross-correlation waveform are completely different from each other, they can be easily decoded.
- SSFBG designed to be able to decode an encoded optical signal is used without using a multi-port AWG decoder.
- This SSFBG can encode / decode an optical pulse using an optical phase code.
- This SSFBG is, for example, an optical pulse time having phase control means for expanding an optical pulse as a sequence of chip pulses sequentially arranged on a time axis, and generating and outputting such a sequence of chip pulses. It is a dilator.
- the decoder (3) of the present invention is a superstructured fiber Bragg grating (SSSFBG) having a center wavelength corresponding to the encoded optical signal. “Having a center wavelength according to the encoded optical signal” means selectively reflecting or transmitting light of a specific wavelength, and this specific wavelength corresponds to the encoded optical signal. It means that the wavelength is in the central wavelength region.
- SSSFBG superstructured fiber Bragg grating
- SSFBG is used as an element of the decoder.
- this SSFBG originally functions as an encoder and a decoder.
- encoding is achieved by optical signals having different wavelengths by a predetermined amount for each code pattern.
- a decoder having the same configuration as the encoder.
- a superstructured fiber grating (SSSFBG) encoder / decoder is known as a TS-OCDMA encoder / decoder.
- SSFBG is inexpensive because it can be mass-produced.
- SSFBG can perform ultra-long TS-OC processing without depending on polarization, has a characteristic of low loss and insertion loss independent of code length. Therefore, the decoder does not have a symmetric configuration with the encoder, and a versatile OCDMA system can be realized by using SSFBG as the decoder.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoder including SSFBG.
- the decoder (3) includes an optical fiber (21, 22), a circulator (23) for inputting an optical signal, and an SSFBG (24).
- the SSFBG (24) is an SSFBG configured by arranging a plurality of unit FBGs along the waveguide direction of the optical fiber.
- the SSFBG described below is of an optical fiber type.
- the optical fiber includes a core and a cladding.
- the core is an optical waveguide of an optical fiber.
- the SSFBG includes a plurality of unit FBGs arranged in series along the waveguide direction of the core.
- Each unit FBG (25a, 25b, 25c, 25d...) Constituting the SSFBG (24) corresponds to each chip of the optical code.
- a code value is determined using the phase relationship of Bragg reflected light reflected from adjacent unit FBGs.
- the sign value can take not only 0 and 1, but also a negative number or a number between 0 and 1.
- the phases of the Bragg reflected light reflected from the unit FBG corresponding thereto may be made the same.
- the phases of the Bragg reflected light reflected from the corresponding unit FBG may be different.
- the SSFBG includes a plurality of chips. Then, the inter-chip phase of the periodic refractive index change in each chip is changed so that time diffusion and phase shift according to the encoded optical signal can be performed.
- the SSFBG includes a plurality of chips, and the plurality of chips selectively reflect light in the vicinity of the center wavelength corresponding to the encoded optical signal. Therefore, light near the center wavelength corresponding to the encoded optical signal is selectively reflected.
- an optical signal encoded by a multi-port AWG encoder can be decoded.
- the optical code generated by the multi-port optical encoder has the property that the wavelength is shifted by the code pattern. For this reason, by using the SSFBG as a narrow band filter specialized for the generated optical code, only a certain optical code can be extracted. As a result, a decoder can be created with a simple configuration.
- Table 1 shows a design example of a 16-step phase shift SSFBG for optical signals of several central wavelengths.
- FIG. 6 is a graph showing the light transmission characteristics of SSFBG manufactured according to the design example of Table 1. That is, light having a specific center wavelength can be selectively reflected by adjusting the phase of the unit FBG. For example, when the encoding is performed so as to include the above four center wavelengths, the encoded signal can be easily extracted by designing the SSFBG as described above. As a result, decoding can be effectively performed without using a multi-port AWG decoder.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an application example of the OCDMA system of the present invention.
- This example is an example of a system that realizes WDM (wavelength division multiplexing) -OCDMA.
- a multiplexed optical signal is output by an n-port WDM multiplexer (WDM-MUX).
- WDM-MUX WDM multiplexer
- the output optical signal is input to an m ⁇ m multi-port OCDMA encoder.
- This m ⁇ m multi-port OCDMA encoder is, for example, the multi-port AWG encoder described above.
- the input signal is encoded by this multi-port OCDMA encoder.
- the encoded optical signal has a different frequency at the center wavelength for each encoding pattern. This encoded optical signal reaches the duplexer through the network.
- the WDM-DEMUX which is a demultiplexer, demultiplexes the optical signal according to the destination. Then, an optical signal is output to a region such as LAN (LAN1... LANn) corresponding to the destination. Then, the optical signal is appropriately demultiplexed and propagates to the end device (ONU) of each user within the region.
- the ONU functions as a decoding unit.
- the decoding unit includes a decoder including SSFBG having characteristics corresponding to the encoding of the multiport encoder. For example, optical code portions, when encoded according to the optical signal to the pattern OC 1, ONU-1 with SSFBG corresponding to the pattern OC 1 becomes the ability to decode the signal. That is, a preferred mode of use of the present invention is a communication system using WDM and OCDMA.
- an optical code division multiplexing comprising: a code unit having an encoder; and a central station having a multiport optical decoder for decoding an optical signal encoded by the code unit. It relates to the access system.
- the encoder is a superstructured fiber Bragg grating (SSSFBG) having a center wavelength corresponding to the multiport optical decoder.
- the multi-port optical decoder has a function of converting an input optical signal into an optical signal having a wavelength different by a predetermined amount for each code pattern, and decodes the encoded optical signal by the encoder. It is.
- information may be uplinked as well as downlink. That is, in the first aspect of the present invention, a configuration is defined when information is downlinked.
- OCDMA optical code division multiple access
- what was an encoder in the downlink functions as a decoder in the uplink.
- what was a decoder in the downlink functions as an encoder in the uplink.
- the encoder in the OCDMA system originally has a decoder function. Therefore, also in the 2nd side surface of this invention, the structure in the 1st side surface of this invention demonstrated previously is employable suitably. In this way, the user must have a small and inexpensive SSFBG encoder / decoder, and the central office must have a multiport decoder and encoder that can handle multiple users with a single device. Can do.
- FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram showing an experimental system used for adjusting an optical signal in the first embodiment.
- a drive signal of 9.95328 GHz is obtained using a synthesizer.
- This drive signal is input as a mode-locked laser diode.
- the drive signal (C192) is input as a clock signal to the pulse pattern generator (PPG) / and the bit error rate tester (BERT).
- PPG pulse pattern generator
- BERT bit error rate tester
- the output light from the mode-locked laser diode is appropriately amplified by an EDFA, passed through a band pass filter (BPF) of 7.8 nm, further through a polarization adjuster (PC), and input to a phase modulator (PM). .
- BPF band pass filter
- PC polarization adjuster
- PM phase modulator
- a bias voltage is applied to this phase modulator.
- a drive signal from the PPG is input to this phase modulator.
- the output signal from the phase modulator is appropriately amplified and enters the encoder through a filter and a polarization adjuster.
- FIG. 9 is a photograph replacing a drawing for explaining an appearance example of the multi-port AWG encoder actually used in the present embodiment.
- a multi-port AWG encoder as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 was used.
- a 16-chip multiport AWG encoder having a waveguide in a planar lightwave circuit was used.
- the pulse interval was 5 ps and the chip rate was 200 Gchip / s.
- Each optical signal from port 1 to port 8 had a time delay of 0, 5, 10,... 80 msec.
- the light intensity was adjusted for each wavelength using a variable optical attenuator (VOA). Then, it was demultiplexed by a Mach-Zehnder interferometer, and a time delay of 93 ps was given to the light propagating through one waveguide. After that, balanced detection was performed using a dual pin photodetector. Thereafter, the BER was measured by BERT through a low-pass filter.
- VOA variable optical attenuator
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an experimental system in Example 1. Description of the same components as those in FIG. 8 is omitted.
- SSFBG is used as the encoder.
- the SSFBG used was 16 chips and 16 phase levels. Then, as shown in Table 1, the phase of each chip was adjusted according to the center wavelength to be transmitted.
- FIG. 11 is a photograph replacing a drawing showing the appearance of the SSFBG used in this example.
- FBG1-4 16-chip SSFBG decoders
- These FBGs have 16 input ports and 16 output ports.
- This FBG has a center wavelength of 1551 nm, a chip length of about 0.52 mm, and a total length of the grating of 8.32 mm by shifting the chip grating by +/ ⁇ ⁇ / 8 steps.
- Two 16-level phase shift patterns were used for these gratings.
- the patterns of FBG1 and 2 were OC-1
- the patterns of FBG3 and 4 were OC-2.
- OC-1 corresponds to the optical signal input from the first input port of the multi-port encoder and output from the third output port.
- OC-2 corresponds to the optical signal input from the first input port of the multiport encoder and output from the seventh output port.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the waveform of the input pulse.
- 13A to 13C are graphs showing an optical code encoded by the FBG of the pattern OC-1 and an optical code encoded by an encoder using an AWG (AWG encoder).
- FIG. 13A is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG1.
- FIG. 13B is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG2.
- FIG. 13C is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using an AWG encoder.
- FIGS. 14A to 14C are graphs showing an optical code encoded by the FBG of the pattern OC-2 and an optical code encoded by an encoder using an AWG (AWG encoder).
- FIG. 14A is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG3.
- FIG. 14B is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG4.
- FIG. 14C is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using an AWG encoder.
- the optical code obtained using FBG1 has a duration of about 80 ps and a chip rate of 200 Gchip / s.
- the time waveform of the optical code by SSFBG is different from the time waveform of the optical code by AWG. This is considered to be mainly due to the fact that the FBG is designed around the phase shift pattern, and a grating with a uniform refractive index distribution in the unit FBG is used. For example, by carefully designing the effective refractive index along the entire grating, the time waveform of the generated signal may be further improved.
- the optical code peaks derived from the individual chips generated from the SSFBG of the pattern OC-2 are less clear than those of the OC-1 and clearer than those of the AWG. There wasn't.
- FIGS. 15A to 15D are graphs showing autocorrelation waveforms when SSFBG of pattern OC-1 and AWG are combined as an encoder and a decoder.
- FIG. 15A is a graph used for comparison, showing the encoder and decoder of AWG and AWG, respectively.
- FIG. 15B is a graph showing that the encoder and the decoder are FBG1 and FBG2, respectively.
- FIG. 15C is a graph showing encoders and decoders of AWG and FBG2, respectively.
- FIG. 15D is a graph showing that the encoder and decoder are AWG and FBG1, respectively.
- FIGS. 16A to 16D are graphs showing autocorrelation waveforms when SSFBG of pattern OC-1 and AWG are combined as an encoder and a decoder.
- FIG. 16A is a graph used for comparison, showing the encoder and the decoder of AWG and AWG, respectively.
- FIG. 16B is a graph showing that the encoder and decoder are FBG3 and FBG4, respectively.
- FIG. 16C is a graph showing encoders and decoders of AWG and FBG3, respectively.
- FIG. 16D is a graph showing encoders and decoders of AWG and FBG4, respectively.
- FIG. 17 is a graph for comparing the power correlation ratio (PCR) of autocorrelation and cross-correlation of the AWG encoder and the SSFBG encoder.
- FIG. 17A is a graph for comparing SSFBG and AWG of pattern OC-1.
- FIG. 17B is a graph for comparing SSFBG and AWG of pattern OC-2. From FIG. 17A and FIG. 17B, an AWG encoder is used as the encoder. It can be seen that although the encoder and decoder are each AWG and the encoder is AWG and the decoder is SSFBG have similar performance, the latter performance is generally 1 to 5 dB lower.
- PCR power correlation ratio
- the SSFBG decoder is excellent in temperature change resistance.
- the temperature change of the AWG encoder was 2 to 2.5 ° C., but the change of PCR was within 1 dB.
- These performances can be achieved by a combination using a multi-port AWG type encoder and a multi-phase level phase shift SSFBG decoder.
- a flexible and cost-effective OCDMA network can be constructed by combining the AWG encoder and the FBG decoder.
- the performance of this network is further improved by apodizing the SSFBG (modulating the refractive index applied to both ends of the grating).
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an experimental system when SSFBG is used for both the encoder and the decoder.
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing an experimental system for demonstrating 10 Gbps, 8-user DPSK-OCDMA using a hybrid multi-port AWG encoder and SSFBG decoder.
- FIG. 20 is a graph showing the wavelength, spectrum, and eye diagram at each point in the experimental system.
- FIG. 20A is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20B is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20C is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20D is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20E is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20F is a graph relating to the point ⁇ .
- the mode-locked laser diode generates an optical pulse of about 1.8 ps with a center wavelength of 1550.8 nm and a repetition frequency of 9.95328 GHz (OC192).
- the optical signal was adjusted by differential phase shift keying (DPSK) formed by a lithium niobate phase modulation circuit (LN-PM) (point ⁇ in FIG. 19).
- DPSK differential phase shift keying
- LN-PM lithium niobate phase modulation circuit
- PRBS pseudo-random bit string
- This signal was sent to the 8th port of a 16 ⁇ 16 port AWG encoder to obtain 8 different optical codes (point ⁇ in FIG. 19). These eight signals were multiplexed with equal power, random delay, random bit phase, and random polarization assuming an 8 ⁇ 10 Gps asynchronous OCDMA network (point ⁇ in FIG. 19). The measurement was performed assuming the worst condition. In other words, bit synchronization and the same polarization were assumed.
- the 16-chip, 16-level phase shift SSFBG decoder decodes the received multiple OCDMA signal into the target signal (point ⁇ in FIG. 19).
- a DPSK signal was detected using a fiber-based interferometer and a balanced detector (point ⁇ in FIG. 19).
- Data was restored using a clock data recovery (CDR) circuit (point ⁇ in FIG. 19).
- CDR clock data recovery
- BER was measured using a bit error rate tester (BERT). As shown in FIGS. 20E and 20F, a clear eye opening was observed for 8-user OCDMA at point ⁇ and point ⁇ in FIG.
- ⁇ indicates back-to-back after phase modulation
- black square is for G1429 (Code 1) as an encoder
- one square is for G1429 (Code 1) as an encoder
- the black diamond is for G1430 (Code 2) as an encoder and for 1 user
- the hollow diamond is for G 1430 (Code 2) as an encoder.
- black triangle is for G1431 (Code 2) as encoder and one user
- hollow triangle is for G1431 (Code 2) as encoder and 8 users
- X indicates a case where G1433 (Code 2) is used as an encoder and that of one user
- G1433 ( ode2) a case where a shows the 8 user ones.
- error-free was achieved for all four decoders.
- the present invention can be suitably used in the field of optical information communication.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram for explaining an optical code division multiple access system of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the multi-port optical encoder of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining an appearance example of a multi-port AWG encoder.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing an example of an optical signal spectrum encoded by a multi-port AWG encoder.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoder including an SSFBG.
- FIG. 6 is a graph showing the light transmission characteristics of SSFBG manufactured according to the design example of Table 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an application example of the OCDMA system of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram illustrating an experimental system used for adjusting an optical signal in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a photograph replacing a drawing for explaining an appearance example of the multi-port AWG encoder actually used in this embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an experimental system in Example 1.
- FIG. 11 is a photograph replacing a drawing showing the appearance of the SSFBG used in this example.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the waveform of the input pulse.
- 13A to 13C are graphs showing an optical code encoded by the FBG of the pattern OC-1 and an optical code encoded by an encoder using an AWG (AWG encoder).
- FIG. 13A is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG1.
- FIG. 13B is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG2.
- FIG. 13C is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using an AWG encoder.
- FIG. 14A to 14C are graphs showing an optical code encoded by the FBG of the pattern OC-2 and an optical code encoded by an encoder using an AWG (AWG encoder).
- FIG. 14A is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG3.
- FIG. 14B is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using FBG4.
- FIG. 14C is a graph showing an optical signal encoded using an AWG encoder.
- FIG. 15 (FIGS. 15A to 15D) is a graph showing autocorrelation waveforms when SSFBG and AWG of pattern OC-1 are combined as an encoder and a decoder.
- FIG. 15A is a graph used for comparison, showing the encoder and decoder of AWG and AWG, respectively.
- FIG. 15A is a graph used for comparison, showing the encoder and decoder of AWG and AWG, respectively.
- FIG. 15B is a graph showing that the encoder and the decoder are FBG1 and FBG2, respectively.
- FIG. 15C is a graph showing encoders and decoders of AWG and FBG2, respectively.
- FIG. 15D is a graph showing that the encoder and decoder are AWG and FBG1, respectively.
- FIG. 16 (FIGS. 16A to 16D) is a graph showing autocorrelation waveforms when SSFBG and AWG of pattern OC-1 are combined as an encoder and a decoder.
- FIG. 16A is a graph used for comparison, showing the encoder and the decoder of AWG and AWG, respectively.
- FIG. 16B is a graph showing that the encoder and decoder are FBG3 and FBG4, respectively.
- FIG. 16C is a graph showing encoders and decoders of AWG and FBG3, respectively.
- FIG. 16D is a graph showing encoders and decoders of AWG and FBG4, respectively.
- FIG. 17 (FIGS. 17A and 17B) is a graph for comparing the power correlation ratio (PCR) of the autocorrelation and cross-correlation of the AWG encoder and the SSFBG encoder.
- FIG. 17A is a graph for comparing SSFBG and AWG of pattern OC-1.
- FIG. 17B is a graph for comparing SSFBG and AWG of pattern OC-2.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an experimental system when SSFBG is used for both the encoder and the decoder.
- FIG. 17 is a graph for comparing the power correlation ratio (PCR) of the autocorrelation and cross-correlation of the AWG encoder and the SSFBG encoder.
- FIG. 17A is a graph for comparing SSFBG and AWG of
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing an experimental system for demonstrating 10 Gbps, 8-user DPSK-OCDMA using a hybrid multi-port AWG encoder and SSFBG decoder.
- FIG. 20 (FIGS. 20A to 20F) is a graph showing the wavelength, spectrum, and eye diagram at each point in the experimental system.
- FIG. 20A is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20B is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20C is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20D is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20E is a graph regarding the point ⁇ .
- FIG. 20F is a graph relating to the point ⁇ .
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G. Cincotti, N. Wada, andK.-i. Kitayama "Characterizationof a full encoder/decoder in the AWG configuration for code-based photonicrouters. Part I: modelling and design," IEEE J.Lightwave Technol., vol. 24, n. 1, 2006. N. Wada, G. Cincotti, S.Yoshima, N. Kataoka, and K.-i. Kitayama "Characterization of a full encoder/decoder in the AWG configurationfor code-based photonic routers. Part II: experimental results" IEEE J. Lightwave Technol., vol. 24, n. 1, 2006
図8は,実施例1において,光信号を調整するために用いた実験系を示す構成図である。この例では,シンセサイザーを用いて,9.95328GHzの駆動信号を得る。この駆動信号を,モード同期レーザーダイオード入力する。これにより1.8psのパルス光を得る。一方,この駆動信号(C192)は,クロック信号として,パルスパターンジェネレータ(PPG)/及びビットエラーレートテスタ(BERT)へと入力される。モード同期レーザーダイオードの出力光は,適宜EDFAにより増幅されて,7.8nmのバンドパスフィルタ(BPF)を経て,さらに偏光調整器(PC)を経て,位相変調器(PM)へと入力される。この位相変調器には,バイアス電圧が印加される。さらに,この位相変調器には,PPGからの駆動信号が入力される。位相変調器からの出力信号は,適宜,増幅され,フィルタ及び偏光調整器を経て,符号器に入射する。
図19は,ハイブリッドマルチポートのAWG符号器及びSSFBG復号器を用いた,10Gbps,8ユーザーのDPSK-OCDMAを実証するための実験系を示すブロック図である。
Claims (10)
- マルチポート光符号器(1)を有する中央局(2)と,前記マルチポート光符号器(1)により符号化された光信号を復号化するための復号器(3)を有する復号部(4)とを有する,光符号分割多重アクセスシステム(5)であって,
前記マルチポート光符号器(1)は,
入力された光信号を,符号パターンごとに波長が所定量異なる符号化された光信号に変換するものであり,
前記復号器(3)は,
前記符号化された光信号に応じた中心波長を有するスーパーストラクチャードファイバブラッググレーティング(SSFBG)である,
光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 前記マルチポート光符号器(1)は,アレイ導波路回折格子(10)を含み,
前記アレイ導波路回折格子(10)は,
複数の入力ポート(11)と,
前記複数の入力ポート(11)と接続された入力スラブカプラ(12)と,
前記入力スラブカプラ(12)からの光が入力する出力スラブカプラ(13)と,
前記入力スラブカプラ(12)と,前記出力スラブカプラ(13)とを接続する,複数の光導波路(14)であって,それぞれの光導波路は所定量ずつ長さが異なるものと,
前記出力スラブカプラ(13)と接続された,複数の出力ポート(15)と,
を含む,
請求項1に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 前記マルチポート光符号器(1)は,アレイ導波路回折格子(10)を含み,
前記アレイ導波路回折格子(10)は,
複数の入力ポート(11)と,
前記複数の入力ポート(11)と接続された入力スラブカプラ(12)と,
前記入力スラブカプラ(12)からの光が入力する出力スラブカプラ(13)と,
前記入力スラブカプラ(12)と,前記出力スラブカプラ(13)とを接続する,複数の光導波路(14)であって,それぞれの光導波路は所定量ずつ長さが異なるものと,
前記出力スラブカプラ(13)と接続された,複数の出力ポート(15)と,
を含み,
前記複数の光導波路(14)は,
コアを含み,
前記コアは,前記コアの周囲に位置するクラッドより屈折率が高く,
前記光導波路(14)のコアを導波する光に対する実効屈折率をnsとし,
前記複数の出力ポート(15)間の間隔であって,前記複数の出力ポート(15)が前記出力スラブカプラ(13)と接続される部分の間隔をd0[μm]とし,
前記複数の光導波路(14)間の間隔であって,前記複数の光導波路(14)が前記複数の入力スラブカプラ(12)と接続される部分の間隔をd[μm]とし,
入力される光信号の中心波長をλ[nm]とし,
前記複数の出力ポート(15)の数をN[個]とした際に,
前記複数の入力ポート(11)間の間隔であって,前記複数の入力ポート(11)が前記入力スラブカプラ(12)と接続される部分の間隔をdi[μm]とした場合,前記diと前記d0とは同じであり,
前記複数の光導波路(14)間の間隔であって,前記複数の光導波路(14)が前記複数の出力スラブカプラ(13)と接続される部分の間隔は,前記d[μm]であり,
前記インプットスラブカプラの焦点長さ及び前記アウトプットスラブカプラの焦点長さをともにRとし,
前記λ,前記R,前記N,前記ns,前記d及び前記d0は,λR=Nnsdd0の関係を満たす,
請求項1に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 前記SSFBGは,
複数のチップを含むものであり,
前記符号化された光信号に応じた時間拡散,及び位相シフトを行うことができるように,
前記複数のチップを構成する各チップにおける周期的屈折率変化のチップ間位相を変化させたものである,
請求項1又は請求項2に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 前記SSFBGは,
複数のチップを含むものであり,
前記複数のチップは,符号化された光信号に応じた中心波長付近の光を選択的に反射するような位相を有し,
これにより,前記符号化された光信号に応じた中心波長付近の光を選択的に反射する,
請求項1又は請求項2に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 符号器を有する符号部と,前記符号部により符号化された光信号を復号化するためのマルチポート光復号器を有する中央局と,を有する,光符号分割多重アクセスシステムであって,
前記符号器は,
前記マルチポート光復号器に応じた中心波長を有するスーパーストラクチャードファイバブラッググレーティング(SSFBG)であり,
前記マルチポート光復号器は,
入力された光信号を,符号パターンごとに波長が所定量異なる光信号に変換する機能を有し,
前記符号器により,符号化された光信号を復号化するものである,
光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。 - 前記マルチポート光復号器は,アレイ導波路回折格子を含み,
前記アレイ導波路回折格子は,
複数の入力ポートと,
前記複数の入力ポートと接続された入力スラブカプラと,
前記入力スラブカプラからの光が入力する出力スラブカプラと,
前記入力スラブカプラと,前記出力スラブカプラとを接続する,複数の光導波路であって,それぞれの光導波路は所定量ずつ長さが異なるものと,
前記出力スラブカプラと接続された,複数の出力ポートと,
を含む,
請求項6に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。 - 前記マルチポート光復号器は,アレイ導波路回折格子を含み,
前記アレイ導波路回折格子は,
複数の入力ポートと,
前記複数の入力ポートと接続された入力スラブカプラと,
前記入力スラブカプラからの光が入力する出力スラブカプラと,
前記入力スラブカプラと,前記出力スラブカプラとを接続する,複数の光導波路であって,それぞれの光導波路は所定量ずつ長さが異なるものと,
前記出力スラブカプラと接続された,複数の出力ポートと,
を含み,
前記複数の光導波路は,
コアを含み,
前記コアは,前記コアの周囲に位置するクラッドより屈折率が高く,
前記光導波路のコアを導波する光に対する実効屈折率をnsとし,
前記複数の出力ポート間の間隔であって,前記複数の出力ポートが前記出力スラブカプラと接続される部分の間隔をd0[μm]とし,
前記複数の光導波路間の間隔であって,前記複数の光導波路が前記複数の入力スラブカプラと接続される部分の間隔をd[μm]とし,
入力される光信号の中心波長をλ[nm]とし,
前記複数の出力ポートの数をN[個]とした際に,
前記複数の入力ポート間の間隔であって,前記複数の入力ポートが前記入力スラブカプラと接続される部分の間隔をdi[μm]とした場合,前記diと前記d0とは同じであり,
前記複数の光導波路間の間隔であって,前記複数の光導波路が前記複数の出力スラブカプラと接続される部分の間隔は,前記d[μm]であり,
前記インプットスラブカプラの焦点長さ及び前記アウトプットスラブカプラの焦点長さをともにRとし,
前記λ,前記R,前記N,前記ns,前記d及び前記d0は,λR=Nnsdd0の関係を満たす,
請求項6に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 前記SSFBGは,
複数のチップを含むものであり,
前記符号化された光信号に応じた時間拡散,及び位相シフトを行うことができるように,
前記複数のチップを構成する各チップにおける周期的屈折率変化のチップ間位相を変化させたものである,
請求項6又は請求項7に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
- 前記SSFBGは,
複数のチップを含むものであり,
前記複数のチップは,符号化された光信号に応じた中心波長付近の光を選択的に反射するような位相を有し,
これにより,前記符号化された光信号に応じた中心波長付近の光を選択的に反射する,
請求項6又は請求項7に記載の光符号分割多重アクセスシステム。
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