Performance analysis of multiple optical orthogonal codes sequences-based optical labels for optical packet switching networks

Chongfu Zhang; Chunli Ma; Zhengsuan Wang; Kun Qiu

doi:10.1117/1.3625423

1 September 2011 Performance analysis of multiple optical orthogonal codes sequences-based optical labels for optical packet switching networks

Chongfu Zhang, Chunli Ma, Zhengsuan Wang, Kun Qiu

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Optical Engineering, Vol. 50, Issue 9, 095003 (September 2011). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3625423

Abstract

Multiple optical orthogonal codes sequences (MOOCS)-based optical labels for optical packet switching (MOOCS-OPS) were proposed and studied in our previous works. In order to evaluate the performances of the MOOCS-OPS networks resulting from interference of the MOOCS-based optical labels, we utilize a new study method that applies the independent case of multiple optical orthogonal codes to derive the probability function of the MOOCS-OPS networks for the first time. Additionally, the optical label processing time, the utilization efficiency, and the packet loss rate in the MOOCS-OPS networks are also considered. We discuss the performance and efficiency characteristics with a variety of parameters, and compare some characteristics of the system employed by a single optical orthogonal code or MOOCS-based optical labels. The performances of the system are also calculated, and our results verify that the method and the networks are effective. Moreover, it is found that performances of the MOOCS-OPS networks would, negatively, be worsened, compared with the single optical orthogonal code-based optical label for optical packet switching; however, the MOOCS-OPS networks can greatly enlarge the scalability of the optical packet switching networks.

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Chongfu Zhang, Chunli Ma, Zhengsuan Wang, and Kun Qiu "Performance analysis of multiple optical orthogonal codes sequences-based optical labels for optical packet switching networks," Optical Engineering 50(9), 095003 (1 September 2011). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3625423

Published: 1 September 2011

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