An optical transmission system including a plurality of optical transmission devices and an optical reception device and performing communication by wavelength division multiplexing, in which the plurality of optical transmission devices each includes a transmission unit that encodes transmission data on a basis of an allocated code and output the transmission data to an optical transmission line at an allocated wavelength, and different codes are allocated to the plurality of optical transmission devices to which different wavelengths are allocated, and the optical reception device includes one or a plurality of decoding units that decodes the transmission data transmitted from the plurality of optical transmission devices on the basis of an optical signal for each wavelength transmitted via the optical transmission line by wavelength multiplexing division and the allocated code.

An optical transmission system including a plurality of optical transmission devices and an optical reception device and performing communication by wavelength division multiplexing, in which the plurality of optical transmission devices each includes a transmission unit that encodes transmission data on a basis of an allocated code and output the transmission data to an optical transmission line at an allocated wavelength, and different codes are allocated to the plurality of optical transmission devices to which different wavelengths are allocated, and the optical reception device includes one or a plurality of decoding units that decodes the transmission data transmitted from the plurality of optical transmission devices on the basis of an optical signal for each wavelength transmitted via the optical transmission line by wavelength multiplexing division and the allocated code.

This application discloses an optical signal control method and apparatus, and belongs to the optical communication field. The apparatus includes: a light source, configured to output a first optical signal; an optical switch module, configured to receive the first optical signal and an external second optical signal, and output a third optical signal; and a detection module, configured to detect whether a power change of the second optical signal on at least one wavelength channel is greater than a preset power change threshold, if so, the optical switch module adjusts on/off states of at least one wavelength channel of the received first optical signal and the at least one wavelength channel of the received second optical signal, so that an adjusted first optical signal and an adjusted second optical signal are combined to obtain the third optical signal.

This application discloses an optical signal control method and apparatus, and belongs to the optical communication field. The apparatus includes: a light source, configured to output a first optical signal; an optical switch module, configured to receive the first optical signal and an external second optical signal, and output a third optical signal; and a detection module, configured to detect whether a power change of the second optical signal on at least one wavelength channel is greater than a preset power change threshold, if so, the optical switch module adjusts on/off states of at least one wavelength channel of the received first optical signal and the at least one wavelength channel of the received second optical signal, so that an adjusted first optical signal and an adjusted second optical signal are combined to obtain the third optical signal.

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for deterministic dynamic shaping of traffic of a communication network are provided.

The technology employs a state-based power control loop (PCL) architecture to maintain tracking and communication signal-to-noise ratios at suitable levels for optimal tracking performance and data throughput in a free-space optical communication system. Power for a link is adjustable to stay within a functional range of receiving sensors in order to provide continuous service to users. This avoids oversaturation and possible damage to the equipment. The approach can include decreasing or increasing the power to counteract a surge or drop while maintaining a near constant received power at a remote communication device. The system may receive power adjustment feedback from another communication terminal and perform state-based power control according to the received feedback. This can include re-initializing and reacquiring a link with the other communication terminal automatically after loss of power, without human intervention. There may be a default state and discrete states including rain, fade, surge and unstable states.

An intelligence-defined optical tunnel network system includes pods. Each pod includes optical add-drop sub-systems. Each optical add-drop sub-system includes a first transmission module and a second transmission module. The first transmission modules of the optical add-drop sub-systems are connected to each other for forming a first transmission ring. The second transmission modules of the optical add-drop sub-systems are connected to each other for forming a second transmission ring. Each first transmission module includes a multiplexer and an optical signal amplifier. The multiplexer is connected to a Top-of-Rack switch. The multiplexer is configured to receive, through input ports, upstream optical signals from the Top-of-Rack switch, and combine the upstream optical signals into a composite optical signal. The upstream optical signals have wavelengths respectively. The optical signal amplifier, coupled to the multiplexer, is configured to amplify the composite optical signal and output an amplified composite optical signal.

An optical receiver includes an optical filter that transmits signal light to be received from wavelength-multiplexed signal light, a light source that outputs local oscillation light, a 90-degree hybrid circuit that causes the local oscillation light output from the light source to interfere with the signal light transmitted through the optical filter to output interference signal light, a converter that converts the interference signal light into an electrical data signal, a spectrum detector that detects a frequency spectrum of the electrical data signal based on the electrical data signal, and a controller that controls a center frequency of a passband of the optical filter based on a shape of the frequency spectrum.

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for neighbor discovery for any network transport layer; including a network element comprising: a processor, an interface connected to a network having a control channel, and instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the network element to: generate a discover message comprising a message identification, a discovered node ID, and a discovered interface ID; send a first signal comprising the discover message over the control channel to a second network element; and receive a second signal comprising an acknowledgment message from the second network element over the control channel, the acknowledgment message being one of a positive acknowledgment message and a negative acknowledgment message; and wherein receipt of the positive acknowledgment message indicates that contents of the discover message were matched by the second network element, and receipt of the negative acknowledgment indicates that there was at least one mismatch in the contents.

An optical network and a method of use are herein disclosed. The optical network comprises a fiber optic line, two or more ROADMs, and an orchestrator comprising a processor and a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing processor-executable instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to: receive an operation to execute, the operation being a loading of a first optical service on the fiber optic line by a local ROADM; determine a status of a downstream ROADM as being available; reserve the downstream ROADM for the loading of the first optical service by preventing the downstream ROADM from loading a second optical service on the fiber optic line and disabling one or more control block of the downstream ROADM, thereby preventing the one or more control block from adjusting a configuration of the downstream ROADM; and load the first optical service on the fiber optic line.