WO2011070163A1 - Amplificateur optique bidirectionnel - Google Patents

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WO2011070163A1
WO2011070163A1 PCT/EP2010/069402 EP2010069402W WO2011070163A1 WO 2011070163 A1 WO2011070163 A1 WO 2011070163A1 EP 2010069402 W EP2010069402 W EP 2010069402W WO 2011070163 A1 WO2011070163 A1 WO 2011070163A1
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Christian Simonneau
Dominique Chiaroni
Gema Buforn Santamaria
Sophie Etienne
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Alcatel Lucent
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Priority to KR1020127017759A priority patent/KR101391265B1/ko
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04B—TRANSMISSION
    • H04B10/00—Transmission systems employing electromagnetic waves other than radio-waves, e.g. infrared, visible or ultraviolet light, or employing corpuscular radiation, e.g. quantum communication
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    • H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04B—TRANSMISSION
    • H04B10/00—Transmission systems employing electromagnetic waves other than radio-waves, e.g. infrared, visible or ultraviolet light, or employing corpuscular radiation, e.g. quantum communication
    • H04B10/29—Repeaters
    • H04B10/291—Repeaters in which processing or amplification is carried out without conversion of the main signal from optical form
    • H04B10/297—Bidirectional amplification
    • H04B10/2972—Each direction being amplified separately

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  • An aspect of the invention relates to a bidirectional optical amplifier.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier may be used in an optical communication network using optical fibers.
  • the optical communication network may be a passive optical network PON, more particularly a hybrid wavelength division multiplexed and time division multiplexed passive optical network WDM-TDM PON.
  • FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a passive optical network WDM-TDM PON.
  • a passive optical network PON has a point-to-multipoint network architecture. It comprises an optical line terminal OLT 20 connected to a plurality of optical network units ONU 30 through a plurality of optical splitters or multiplexers 31 and optical fiber portions 22, 32.
  • the optical line terminal 20 comprises a receiver 23 and a transmitter 24 located at a central office of a service provider, and serves the plurality of optical network units 30 located near end users.
  • the receiver 23 and the transmitter 24 are connected to the optical fiber portion 22 through a circulator 21 .
  • the transmitter 24 of the optical line terminal 20 transmits optical signals towards the optical network units 30.
  • the receiver 23 of the optical line terminal 20 receives optical signals sent by the optical network units 30. These downstream and upstream signals using different wavelength bands share the same optical fiber portions 22, 32. Generally, due to the attenuation of the optical signals travelling in long optical fiber portions, the passive optical network PON further comprises a bidirectional optical amplifier 1 .
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the bidirectional optical amplifier 1 .
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier 1 is passed through in one direction by a downstream optical signal SDS and in an opposite direction by an upstream optical signal Sus- It comprises a first optical circulator 2 and a second optical circulator 3, both having three ports P1 , P2, P3.
  • a first port P1 of the first optical circulator 2 defines a first connector 8 at one end of the bidirectional optical amplifier.
  • a first port P1 of the second optical circulator 3 defines a second connector 9 at an opposite end of the bidirectional optical amplifier.
  • the first connector 8 is connected to an optical fiber portion 32.
  • the second connector 9 is connected to another optical fiber portion 22.
  • a downstream amplification path 5 for the downstream optical signal SDS is defined between a second port P2 of the first optical circulator 2 and a second port P2 of the second optical circulator 3.
  • a downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4 is connected between said ports in the downstream amplification path 5.
  • An upstream amplification path 7 for the upstream optical signal Sus is defined between a third port P3 of the first optical circulator 2 and a third port P3 of the second optical circulator 3.
  • An upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 is connected between said ports in the upstream amplification path 7 for the upstream optical signal.
  • such a bidirectional optical amplifier comprises rare earth doped fiber amplifiers DFA as unidirectional optical amplifiers 4, 6.
  • a rare earth doped fiber amplifier comprises a rare earth doped optical fiber as a gain medium to amplify the optical signal.
  • the rare earth doped fiber amplifier may be an Erbium doped fiber amplifier EDFA.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier 1 as depicted in Figure 2 is not satisfactory because of instability caused by the imperfect isolation between the second P2 and third P3 port of each optical circulator. The effects of imperfect isolation on the downstream signal SDS (full line arrows) and the upstream signal Sus (broken line arrows) at the different amplification stages are depicted in small frames. More precisely, a part of the output power 1 1 of the upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 is re-injected at the input of the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4.
  • bidirectional optical amplifier 1 As a consequence, such a bidirectional optical amplifier 1 is not stable, namely the output power of the bidirectional optical amplifier in both directions varies erratically over the time.
  • bidirectional optical amplifiers comprising unidirectional optical amplifiers having low output power, or comprising circulators having increased isolation ratio. However, these solutions do not satisfactorily prevent oscillation of the bidirectional optical amplifier output signal.
  • a circulator having an isolation ratio of 35dB requires the output power of the unidirectional optical amplifiers to be limited to 16dBm in order to prevent oscillation. This is not acceptable because it reduces the reach (distance between OLT and ONU) and splitting ratio (number of ONU per OLT) of the passive optical network.
  • a bidirectional optical amplifier arranged to be passed through in one direction by a downstream optical signal and in an opposite direction by an upstream optical signal, comprising: [0012] - a first optical circulator having three ports,
  • the waveband separator may be waveband splitter or a de-interleaver.
  • the unidirectional optical amplifier may be a rare earth doped fiber amplifier or a semiconductor optical amplifier or a lumped Raman amplifier.
  • the downstream optical signal may transport continuous traffic.
  • the upstream optical signal may transport burst traffic.
  • a passive optical network comprising an optical line terminal connected to a plurality of optical network units through a plurality of optical splitters or multiplexers and optical fiber portions.
  • the passive optical network further comprises a bidirectional optical amplifier of the invention.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier of the invention offers greater stability even with high output power and over a wide range of operating conditions. Further, the bidirectional optical amplifier, in particular the upstream unidirectional amplifier has improved burst mode capability, upstream signal being efficiently amplified in the burst mode of operation. Other advantages will become apparent from the hereinafter description of the invention.
  • FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a passive optical network WDM-TDM PON
  • Figure 2 is a block diagram illustrating a bidirectional optical amplifier according to the prior art
  • Figure 3 is a block diagram illustrating a bidirectional optical amplifier according to the invention.
  • Figures 4 and 5 show examples of a waveband separator implementation used in the bidirectional optical amplifier of the invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a bidirectional optical amplifier of the invention.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier 1 comprises a first optical circulator 2 and a second optical circulator 3, a downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4, an upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 and a waveband separator 10.
  • the waveband separator 10 is connected between the second port P2 of the first optical circulator 2 and the input of the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4.
  • the unidirectional optical amplifiers 4, 6 may be Erbium doped fiber amplifier EDFA. Alternatively, it may also be any rare earth doped fiber amplifier (e.g. rare earth being thulium, praseodymium, etc .), or a lumped Raman amplifier, or a semiconductor optical amplifier SOA.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier 1 may be connected to the optical fiber portion 32 by a first connector 8 defined by the first port P1 of the first optical circulator 2 at one end of the bidirectional optical amplifier.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier 1 may be further connected to the optical fiber portion 22 by a second connector 9 defined by the first port P1 of the second optical circulator 3 at an opposite end of the bidirectional optical amplifier.
  • the path between the second port P2 of the first optical circulator 2, the waveband separator 10, the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4 and the second port P2 of the second optical circulator 3 defines a downstream amplification path 5 for amplifying the downstream optical signal S D s- Typically, the downstream optical signal SDS transports continuous traffic.
  • the path between the third port P3 of the second optical circulator 3, the upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 and the third port P3 of the first optical circulator 2 defines an upstream amplification path 7 for amplifying the upstream optical signal Sus- Typically, the upstream optical signal Sus transports burst traffic.
  • the waveband separator 10 is designed such as to take into consideration the different wavelength bands used for the downstream optical signal S D s transporting continuous traffic and the upstream optical signal Sus transporting burst traffic.
  • the waveband separator 10 rejects the totality of the wavelength band corresponding to the upstream optical signal Sus-
  • the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4 only amplifies the downstream optical signal S D s-
  • the output power of the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4 and, thus, of the bidirectional optical amplifier at connector 9 becomes stable over the time.
  • the upstream amplification path 7 does not comprise any waveband separator. Due to the imperfect isolation of the second circulator 3, a part of the output power 12 of the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4 is reinjected in the upstream amplification path 7. As a consequence, the upstream amplification path 7 and in particular the upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 is always loaded with a continuous optical signal. Due to the nature of the upstream optical signal Sus that transports burst traffic, this enables maintaining the upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 loaded and thus reducing the power variation at the input of the upstream unidirectional optical amplifier 6 due to the burst traffic.
  • waveband separator 10 that efficiently prevents the optical power of the upstream optical signal Sus from re- circulating in the downstream amplification path 5.
  • the waveband separator is chosen with respect of the wavelength allocation plan of the passive optical network WDM- TDM PON.
  • FIG 4 illustrates an example of waveband separator implementation.
  • the waveband separator 10 is a waveband splitter.
  • the downstream optical signal SDS is comprised in a wavelength band [ ⁇ 0 ; b ], while the upstream optical signal Sus is above the wavelength X b .
  • the transmission T as a function of the wavelength ⁇ of the waveband splitter is such that only the optical signals having a wavelength comprised in said band [ ⁇ 0 ; b ] are totally or at least partially transmitted.
  • Figure 5 illustrates another example of waveband separator implementation.
  • the waveband separator 10 is a de-interleaver.
  • the downstream optical signal SDS is imbricated in the upstream optical signal Sus-
  • the de-interleaver is a passive fiber-optic device having one input port and two output ports.
  • the de-interleaver is used to separates the imbricated signal into odd channels (first output port) and even channels (second output port).
  • the input of the de- interleaver is connected to the second port P2 of the first circulator 2.
  • the first output port is connected to the input of the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4.
  • the second output port (not shown) is not connected, for example it may stay in the air.
  • the transmission T as a function of the wavelength ⁇ of the de-interleaver is such that only the downstream optical signal S D s delivered by the corresponding output port is injected into the downstream unidirectional optical amplifier 4.
  • the bidirectional optical amplifier of the invention may be applied in various passive optical network PON, for example asynchronous transfer mode ATM passive optical network APON, broadband passive optical network BPON, Ethernet passive optical network EPON or GEPON, Gigabit passive optical network GPON, 10 Gigabit Ethernet passive optical network 10G-EPON.
  • passive optical network PON for example asynchronous transfer mode ATM passive optical network APON, broadband passive optical network BPON, Ethernet passive optical network EPON or GEPON, Gigabit passive optical network GPON, 10 Gigabit Ethernet passive optical network 10G-EPON.

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L'invention concerne un amplificateur optique bidirectionnel (1) qui est agencé pour être traversé dans une première direction par un signal optique descendant (SDS) et dans une direction opposée par un signal optique montant (SUS) et qui comprend : un premier circulateur optique (2) ayant trois ports, un premier port du premier circulateur optique définissant un premier connecteur (8) à l'une des extrémités de l'amplificateur optique bidirectionnel, un deuxième circulateur optique (3) ayant trois ports, un premier port du deuxième circulateur optique définissant un deuxième connecteur (9) à une extrémité opposée de l'amplificateur optique bidirectionnel, un amplificateur optique unidirectionnel descendant (4) connecté entre un deuxième port du premier circulateur optique et un deuxième port du deuxième circulateur optique afin de former un trajet d'amplification descendant (5) pour le signal optique descendant et un amplificateur optique unidirectionnel montant (6) connecté entre un troisième port du premier circulateur optique et un troisième port du deuxième circulateur optique afin de définir un trajet d'amplification montant (7) pour le signal optique montant. L'amplificateur optique bidirectionnel (1) comprend en outre un séparateur de gamme d'ondes (10) connecté entre le deuxième port du premier circulateur optique (2) et une entrée de l'amplificateur optique unidirectionnel descendant (4).
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