[ILUG] New technology/ maybe OT
Jason Corcoran.
corcoranj at logica.com
Thu Nov 22 15:59:48 GMT 2001
The "comb" would have to have a thicker granulairty than that,
100 colours would have inter and intra modal dispersion and interferance
effects on each other, in multi mode fiber. Also the German fiber network
uses mono mode fiber which would mean that they would have to time splice the
different components of the light as they have only one "channel" (mode) in
the fiber to use.
Jason (remebering his phyiscal optoelectroincs degree)
On Thursday 22 November 2001 15:52, silvan wrote:
> was looking at a program on German telly last night where some new and
> interesting " features" were introduced. This one is one that could
> revolutionise
> all of our Bandwidth issue's of late.
> As you might know the German ISDN is fibre rather than Copper high- speed
> ISDN as it is in use here.
> Now the thought goes like this (developed by Munich University):
> You get a white laser-beam and "comb" (split) the different frequencies
> (colours)
> and use each of them as carriers. Therefore you get around a hundred in
> one. All this is said in a very simplistic way, but I think some of you
> might know what
> I'm saying here. If that is to come, all of what we know today will be
> crap! Regards,
> Silvan
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