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WRPON Architecture
The introduction of static wavelength routing solves the splitting
loss problem, maintaining all the advantages of the WPON.
λ1
ONU
Receiver
Besides, it allows provision of point-to-point dedicated
services.
Laser
1.3 µm
λ1 , λ2 , ... , λ N
1.3 or 1.55 µm band
CO
The AWG (Arrayed
Waveguide Grating)
operates as a static
wavelength router.
WDM Laser
Receiver
RN
AWG
by Henrique J. A. da Silva, 2005.03.09
ONU
Receiver
Laser
1.3 µm
Combiner
The first system demonstrated (PPL: Passive Photonics
Loop) used 16 channels in the 1.3 µm band, for downstream
traffic, and 16 additional channels in the 1.55 µm band,
for upstream transmission.
This architecture is not economical, because it needs two
expensive lasers for each ONU (including the one in the CO).
Optical Access Networks
λ2
λN
ONU
Receiver
Laser
1.3 µm
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