Modern optical technologies reach the Terabit range and revolutionize the network world. As a result, they offer network operators and their customers completely new options of application. For this purpose, the course at hand offers an inventory and shows development trends of state-of-the-art optical technologies. It discusses the major changes in the fields of optical fiber types, access, and backbone, as well as optical networks and network protection and gives a compact overview of the innovative potential of high-performance, optical technologies. Participants will acquire the know-how for the planning and operation of WDM networks and for the evaluation of the optical routing of IP traffic in optical networks.
Course Contents
• Optical Transmission and Interfaces
• Optical Fibers: SMF, DSF, NZ-DSF, DCM, and Application Scenarios
• Attenuation, Dispersion, and Dispersion Correction
• Application of Optical Repeaters, such as EDFA, RAMAN
• Inventory of Optical Technologies: 1G/10G-Ethernet, Solitones, WDM
• CWDM, DWDM, WWDM, and Application Scenarios
• Evaluation of the Technologies for Optical Switching: 2x2, AWG, FBG, Filters, Liquid Crystals, Holography, MEMS, MZI, Thermo-optics, VBG
• OADMs, Optical Switches and Optical Routers
• Optical Networks: Setup, Operation, Network Protection Mechanisms
• OTNs, Optical Transport Networks, for Protected Optical Transmission
Detailed Table of Contents
In this course of the ExperTeach Networking series, each student will receive the comprehensive ExperTeach course documentation.
Target Group
The course addresses employees of the carriers, enterprise network operators, and Internet service providers. It also specifically addresses users of networks with high data volumes and traffic by providing an overview of the market situation and of the development trends.
Knowledge Prerequisites
A profound knowledge of Synchronous Digital Hierarchy will facilitate the understanding of the course contents. Basic know-how of the optical transmission sector is also helpful.
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