Fujitsu Corporation

Naoki Ainaka

Hisao Nakashima

Takafumi Terahara

Tomohiro Yamauchi

Yoshito Kachita

Anh Ha Ngo

Optical transmission system transmits WDM signal from first node to second node via optical fiber. The optical transmission system includes: OCM that detects optical power of each wavelength channel in second node; processor that controls optical power of each wavelength channel based on detection by OCM in first node; optical circuit that adjusts optical power of each wavelength channel based on control signal from the processor in first node; and second processor that decides whether the optical powers of wavelength channels have converged to target level based on detection by OCM. When the optical powers of wavelength channels have not converged to the target level, the processor controls the optical circuit using the control signal in first cycle. When the optical powers of wavelength channels have converged to the target level, the processor controls the optical circuit using the control signal in second cycle longer than first cycle.

Optical transmission system and optical transmission device

Optical transmission device is provided in one of a plurality of nodes in an optical network. Different carrier frequencies are respectively allocated to the plurality of nodes. The optical transmission device includes: transmitter, splitter and receiver. The transmitter generates a first subcarrier optical signal with a first subcarrier established on a low-frequency side of a first carrier frequency and a second subcarrier optical signal with a second subcarrier established on a high-frequency side of the first carrier frequency. The splitter splits an optical signal including the first subcarrier optical signal and the second subcarrier optical signal. The output of the splitter is guided to first and second adjacent nodes. The receiver recovers data carried by the first subcarrier and data carried by the second subcarrier from received optical signal. A difference between carrier frequencies of adjacent nodes corresponds to a bandwidth of the subcarrier.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Naoki Ainaka