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Este artigo descreve um novo sistema de teste de linha de fibra óptica operando a 1.65 µm usando módulos de desvio de luz de teste. Mostramos uma nova configuração de teste para redes em anel add/drop multiplexer (ADM). Os módulos de desvio de luz de teste foram instalados em edifícios de clientes individuais para que a luz de teste possa contornar os ADMs. Avaliamos o desempenho de erro de bit com uma rede em anel ADM de 2.48832 Gbit/s usando um protótipo de módulo de bypass de luz de teste. Confirmamos que este sistema de teste pode monitorar os cabos de fibra óptica de uma rede em anel ADM e que não causa degradação na qualidade da transmissão. Mostramos a área operacional fornecida pela faixa dinâmica do sistema expressa em termos de comprimento de fibra e número de prédio do cliente. O sistema protótipo poderia monitorar uma rede em anel ADM ligando cinco edifícios com um circuito de 5 km. Também realizamos um teste de campo de monitoramento em serviço em uma rede em anel de 2.6 km com três nós ADM. Este sistema de testes nos permite reduzir os custos operacionais, administrativos e de manutenção e melhorar a qualidade de transmissão das redes em anel ADM.
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Yoshitaka ENOMOTO, Hisashi IZUMITA, Nobuo TOMITA, "Optical Fiber Line Testing System Employing 1.65 µm Test Light Bypass Module for In-Service Monitoring of ADM Ring Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E91-B, no. 8, pp. 2494-2500, August 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.8.2494.
Abstract: This paper describes a novel optical fiber line testing system operating at 1.65 µm using test light bypass modules. We show a new testing configuration for add/drop multiplexer (ADM) ring networks. The test light bypass modules were installed in individual customer buildings so the test light can bypass the ADMs. We evaluated the bit-error performance with a 2.48832 Gbit/s ADM ring network using a prototype test light bypass module. We confirmed that this testing system can monitor the optical fiber cables of an ADM ring network, and that it causes no degradation in transmission quality. We show the operating area provided by the system dynamic range expressed in terms of fiber length and customer building number. The prototype system could monitor an ADM ring network linking five buildings with a 5 km loop. We also performed an in-service monitoring field trial in a 2.6 km ring network with three ADM nodes. This testing system enables us to reduce the operating, administration, and maintenance cost and improves the transmission quality of ADM ring networks.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.8.2494/_p
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title={Optical Fiber Line Testing System Employing 1.65 µm Test Light Bypass Module for In-Service Monitoring of ADM Ring Networks},
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