Multi-wavelength optical network

Author: Thomas E. Stern, Krishna Bala (editors), Xu Rong, Gong Qian (translators)
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the fundamental principles, structural composition, key technologies, performance requirements, and networking techniques of optical networks that use multi-wavelength optical paths for networking. Starting from the network layer structure, it discusses the basic theories, basic structures, and application methods of network analysis, network design, network control, and network fault management involved in multi-wavelength optical networks. Using specific network examples, it introduces the structural, control, and design elements and strategies of static networks, wavelength routing networks, linear optical wave networks, and logical routing networks in a step-by-step manner. This book differs fundamentally from previous fiber communication books, as earlier works focused more on devices and systems, while this book emphasizes "networks" and is a specialized monograph that truly studies optical networks. The organizational structure of each chapter has its own unique features, making it suitable for different reader groups. It can serve as a textbook for telecommunication professionals and is also suitable for、、、 and senior university students to read and reference.