WO2013128929A1

WO2013128929A1 - Optical transport system and optical transport method

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Publication number: WO2013128929A1
Application number: PCT/JP2013/001219
Authority: WO
Inventors: 俊治伊東
Original assignee: 日本電気株式会社
Priority date: 2012-03-02
Filing date: 2013-02-28
Publication date: 2013-09-06
Also published as: JPWO2013128929A1

Abstract

In an optical transport system that uses a multi-core optical fiber, large-capacity transport in which superior signal quality is achieved is difficult, and therefore, this optical transport system has multiplexed optical transport paths configured so as to include a plurality of mutually adjacent optical transport paths, a plurality of relay devices connecting a plurality of the multiplexed optical transport paths, and wavelength dispersion additional devices connected to the relay devices; wherein the relay devices pass a first signal light in order to insert a second signal light into the multiplexed optical transport paths, and the wavelength dispersion additional devices add a wavelength dispersion compensation amount to either the first signal light or the second signal light so that a first wavelength dispersion amount possessed by the first signal light and the second wavelength dispersion amount possessed by the second signal light are substantially the same.

Description

Optical transmission system and optical transmission method

The present invention relates to an optical transmission system and an optical transmission method, and more particularly to an optical transmission system and an optical transmission method using a multi-core optical fiber as a transmission path.

In the backbone long-haul and large-capacity optical fiber transmission system that supports the Internet, in order to respond to an increase in demand for transmission capacity, development of technology for improving the capacity that can be transmitted with one fiber has been advanced. Conventionally, in order to improve the transmission capacity, a technique for improving the transmission speed, that is, a “time multiplexing” technique has been used. However, it has been difficult to cope with the dramatic increase in transmission capacity due to the spread of the Internet using only the time multiplexing technology. Therefore, the demand for transmission capacity has been dealt with by using technologies such as “wavelength multiplexing”, “wavelength band multiplexing”, and “polarization multiplexing” that utilize the properties of optical fibers. As a result of such technical development, the transmission capacity per fiber reaches a level exceeding 100 terabit / second at the demonstration level. However, with the extension of the current technology, it is difficult to make further significant improvements.

As a technology that enables further increase in transmission capacity, “spatial multiplexing” technology is attracting attention. This “spatial multiplexing” technique has a plurality of methods. First, there is a “fiber multiplex” method in which the total transmission capacity can be increased N times by using N optical fibers in parallel. In addition, a “mode multiplexing” method that uses each waveguide mode of a multimode fiber independently, and a “core multiplexing” method that uses each core of a multicore optical fiber having a plurality of cores in one fiber independently ( For example, see Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 1). In particular, in a demonstration of large-capacity optical transmission using the “core multiplexing” method, a transmission capacity exceeding 100 terabits / second per fiber has been achieved.

International Publication No. 2009/107414 (paragraphs “0052” to “0077”)

In the core multiplexing method described above, a multi-core optical fiber having N cores is used, so that the transmission capacity per optical fiber can be increased N times. However, there is a problem that signal quality deteriorates due to crosstalk generated between cores. For example, in the multi-core optical fiber described in Non-Patent Document 1, a crosstalk of about −20 dB occurs after 2 km transmission. Due to this crosstalk, signal quality deteriorates in an optical transmission system using a related multi-core optical fiber.

In order to reduce the amount of crosstalk in a multi-core optical fiber, for example, it is conceivable to suppress the amount of light leaking from the core. However, for that purpose, it is necessary to strengthen the optical confinement in the core, and as a result, it becomes a factor of increasing nonlinear degradation. Further, if the distance between the cores is increased in order to reduce the amount of crosstalk, it becomes a factor that limits the number of cores installed in one fiber. That is, reducing the amount of crosstalk in the multi-core optical fiber contradicts the requirement for a transmission line for a large-capacity transmission system.

As described above, in the optical transmission system using the multi-core optical fiber, there is a problem that it is difficult to perform large-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality.

An object of the present invention is to provide an optical transmission system and an optical transmission method that solve the above-described problem that it is difficult to perform large-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality in an optical transmission system using a multi-core optical fiber. Is to provide.

An optical transmission system according to the present invention includes a multiplexed optical transmission path configured to include a plurality of optical transmission paths that are close to each other, a plurality of relay apparatuses that connect the plurality of multiplexed optical transmission paths, and a wavelength that is connected to the relay apparatus. A dispersion adding device, the relay device passes the first signal light, inserts the second signal light into the multiplexed optical transmission line, and the chromatic dispersion adding device has the first signal light possessed by the first signal light. The chromatic dispersion compensation amount for one of the first signal light and the second signal light so that the chromatic dispersion amount of 1 and the second chromatic dispersion amount of the second signal light are substantially the same. Is added.

In the optical transmission method of the present invention, the first signal light is allowed to pass through a multiplexed optical transmission line including a plurality of optical transmission lines adjacent to each other, and the second signal light is inserted into the multiplexed optical transmission line. Either the first signal light or the second signal light so that the first chromatic dispersion amount of the first signal light and the second chromatic dispersion amount of the second signal light are substantially the same. In contrast, a chromatic dispersion compensation amount is added.

According to the optical transmission system and the optical transmission method of the present invention, it is possible to realize large-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality in an optical transmission system using a multi-core optical fiber.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of an optical transmission system according to a first embodiment of the present invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the evaluation experiment system for evaluating the signal quality degradation amount generate | occur | produced by crosstalk. It is a figure which shows the result of having measured the relationship between the accumulation | storage wavelength dispersion difference of main signal light and interference signal light, and Q value. It is a figure which shows the electric field locus | trajectory in QPSK signal light, and is a case where a residual chromatic dispersion amount is zero. It is a figure which shows the electric field locus | trajectory in QPSK signal light, and is a case where accumulation | storage wavelength dispersion amount is 18,000 [ps / nm]. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the maximum electric field amplitude and accumulation | storage wavelength dispersion amount in QPSK signal light. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the optical transmission system which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the position in the optical transmission system which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention, and the accumulation | storage wavelength dispersion amount of each signal light. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the optical transmission system which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the position in the optical transmission system which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention, and the accumulation | storage wavelength dispersion amount of each signal light.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[First Embodiment]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an optical transmission system 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The optical transmission system 100 includes a multiplexed optical transmission line 110, a plurality of relay apparatuses 120 that connect a plurality of multiplexed optical transmission lines, and a chromatic dispersion adder 131 (132) connected to the relay apparatus 120. The multiplexed optical transmission line 110 includes a plurality of optical transmission lines that are close to each other. For example, a multi-core optical fiber that includes a plurality of cores constituting the optical transmission line in one optical fiber can be used. The relay device 120 passes the first signal light S10 and inserts the second signal light S21 (S22) into the multiplexed optical transmission line 110. For example, a reconfigurable optical add / drop multiplexer (ROADM) can be used as the relay device 120.

The chromatic dispersion adder 131 (132) is configured so that the first chromatic dispersion amount of the first signal light S10 and the second chromatic dispersion amount of the second signal light S21 (S22) are substantially the same. A chromatic dispersion compensation amount is added to one of the first signal light S10 and the second signal light S21 (S22). In other words, the chromatic dispersion adding device 131 can be configured to provide the first signal light S10 with the chromatic dispersion amount that compensates the first chromatic dispersion amount as the chromatic dispersion compensation amount. Further, the chromatic dispersion adding device 132 may be configured to provide the second signal light S21 (S22) with a chromatic dispersion amount substantially the same as the first chromatic dispersion amount as the chromatic dispersion compensation amount.

Here, chromatic dispersion refers to a phenomenon in which the group velocity of an optical signal in an optical fiber changes as a function of the wavelength of the optical signal. The chromatic dispersion is defined by a propagation time difference (unit: ps / nm / km or simply ps / nm) when two monochromatic lights having different wavelengths by 1 nm are propagated by 1 km. Therefore, in this specification, when chromatic dispersion is expressed by this propagation time difference, it is referred to as “a chromatic dispersion amount”. The first chromatic dispersion amount is a chromatic dispersion amount (accumulated chromatic dispersion amount) accumulated while the first signal light S10 propagates through the multiplexed optical transmission line 110.

As the wavelength dispersion adding device 131 (132), for example, various types of wavelength dispersion compensating devices such as a fiber Bragg grating (Fiber Bragg Grating FBG) type, a micro-optics type, a planar optical waveguide (Planar Lightwave Circuit: PLC) type, and the like are used. Can be used.

FIG. 1 shows the case where the chromatic dispersion adder 131 is arranged in the path of the first signal light S10 and the chromatic dispersion adder 132 is arranged in the path of the second signal light S21 (S22). However, the chromatic dispersion adder 131 (132) may be disposed on at least one of the path of the first signal light S10 and the path of the second signal light S21 (S22).

With this configuration, according to the optical transmission system 100 of the present embodiment, the first chromatic dispersion amount of the first signal light S10 in the multiplexed optical transmission line 110 and the second signal light S21 (S22). ) Can be made substantially the same. That is, the difference in chromatic dispersion amount (accumulated chromatic dispersion difference) accumulated by each signal light transmitted through each optical transmission line (core) of the multiplexed optical transmission line 110 can be made substantially zero. Thereby, degradation of signal quality due to crosstalk between optical transmission paths (cores) can be suppressed. As a result, according to the optical transmission system 100 of the present embodiment, high-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality can be realized in an optical transmission system using a multi-core optical fiber. That is, in a transmission line using a multi-core optical fiber in which crosstalk can occur between cores, deterioration due to crosstalk can be minimized, and thereby the transmission distance can be extended.

Next, operational effects of the optical transmission system 100 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail. Since the long-distance / large-capacity optical transmission system is most expected to adopt multi-core optical fiber, in the following explanation, each channel is based on a digital coherent transmission system suitable for high-speed / long-distance transmission. .

クロス Crosstalk between cores occurs in a distributed manner in the optical fiber, and the point and size of the occurrence change with time. For this reason, it is impossible for the system side to grasp and control the relative relationship regarding the polarization and the bit position between the main signal light and the interference signal light that is the signal light that interferes with the main signal light. On the other hand, if each core of the multi-core optical fiber has the same chromatic dispersion characteristics, the difference in the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount between the main signal light and the interference signal light is the same for both signal lights regardless of the crosstalk occurrence point. The difference when combined in the multi-core optical fiber is maintained. The difference in the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount between the main signal light and the interference signal light can be controlled. Therefore, when the magnitude of signal quality degradation due to the occurrence of crosstalk depends on the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference between the signal light and the interference signal light, the inter-core in the optical transmission system is controlled by controlling the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference. The resistance to crosstalk can be improved.

Therefore, the inventors used the evaluation experiment system 200 shown in FIG. 2 to evaluate the influence of the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference between the main signal light and the interference signal light on the signal quality degradation amount. Here, the main signal light and the interference signal light are both 43 Gb / s DP-QPSK (Dual-Polarization Quadrature-Phase-Shift-Keying) signal light having the same wavelength. The first optical transmitter 211 transmits main signal light, and the second optical transmitter 212 transmits interference signal light. The noise light from the noise light source 220 is added only to the path of the main signal light to reduce the optical SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio). Here, the optical SNR was set to 16 dB / 0.1 nm. Further, the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference is generated by inserting the chromatic dispersion adding device 230 into the path of the interference signal light and adding the chromatic dispersion to the interference signal light. The optical receiver 240 receives the main signal light and the interference signal light.

FIG. 3 shows the measurement result of the bit error rate (BER) when the intensity ratio of the main signal light and the interference signal light is 16 dB. The horizontal axis of the graph is the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference, and the vertical axis is the Q value converted from BER. As is clear from the figure, the larger the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference, the lower the Q value, that is, the amount of signal quality degradation increases. Next, the reason will be described.

4A and 4B show electric field trajectories in the QPSK signal light. 4A shows the electric field locus when the residual chromatic dispersion amount is zero, and FIG. 4B shows the electric field locus when the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount is 18,000 [ps / nm]. From these figures, when the accumulated chromatic dispersion is 18,000 [ps / nm] (FIG. 4B), distortion occurs due to the accumulated chromatic dispersion, and compared with the case where the residual chromatic dispersion is zero (FIG. 4A). It can be seen that the electric field amplitude is about 2.5 times larger at the maximum. Here, when crosstalk occurs, the electric field locus is composed of the sum of the electric fields of the main signal light and the interference signal light. Therefore, if the interference signal light has a large amplitude component due to the accumulation of chromatic dispersion, the probability of occurrence of a code error inevitably increases.

Fig. 5 shows the relationship between the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount and the maximum electric field amplitude. It can be seen from the figure that the maximum electric field amplitude monotonously increases until the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount is about 20,000 [ps / nm]. FIG. 3 shows only the measurement results up to the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of about 5,000 [ps / nm]. From the results of FIG. 5, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount is about 5,000 [ps / nm] or more. However, the amount of signal quality degradation is expected to increase monotonously.

From the above, in order to minimize signal quality degradation due to crosstalk between cores, it is effective to suppress the difference in the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount between the signal lights where crosstalk occurs, preferably approximately zero. I know that there is. According to the optical transmission system 100 of the present embodiment, the difference in the chromatic dispersion amount (accumulated chromatic dispersion difference) accumulated in each signal light transmitted through each optical transmission line (core) of the multiplexed optical transmission line 110 is substantially zero. It can be. Thereby, degradation of signal quality due to crosstalk between optical transmission paths (cores) can be suppressed. As a result, according to the optical transmission system 100 of the present embodiment, high-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality can be realized in an optical transmission system using a multi-core optical fiber.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an optical transmission system 300 according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The optical transmission system 300 includes multiple optical fiber transmission lines 311 to 314 as multiplexed optical transmission lines, a plurality of relay apparatuses 321 to 325 connecting a plurality of multiplexed optical transmission lines, and a wavelength dispersion adding apparatus 331 connected to the relay apparatus. 332. In the present embodiment, five relay apparatuses (Node-1 to 5) are connected by four multi-optical fiber transmission lines (Span-1 to 4), and the first relay apparatus (Node-1) 321 is connected. Next, a case where the first optical transmitter 341 is connected will be described. Further, the second optical transmitter 342 is connected to the third repeater (Node-3) via the chromatic dispersion adder 331, and the third optical transmitter 343 is connected to the fourth repeater via the chromatic dispersion adder 332. Connected to each relay device (Node-4).

As the relay apparatuses 321 to 325, for example, a reconfigurable optical add / drop multiplexer (ROADM) can be used. Here, in the point-to-point system, since all the optical transmitters always gather at the same point, the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference automatically becomes zero. This is because this condition is satisfied if the signal light having an accumulated wavelength dispersion amount of zero output from the optical transmitter is directly input to the optical transmission line. On the other hand, in an optical transmission system using ROADM, since the arrangement positions of the optical transmitters are different, the accumulated chromatic dispersion difference does not automatically become zero. However, according to the optical transmission system 300 of the present embodiment, as will be described below, the difference in the chromatic dispersion amount (accumulated chromatic dispersion) accumulated in each signal light transmitted through each of the multi-optical fiber transmission lines 311 to 314. (Difference) can be substantially zero.

As shown in FIG. 6, the optical transmission system 300 according to the present embodiment has a configuration in which repeaters 321 to 325 connect a plurality of multi optical fiber transmission lines 311 to 314 in a straight line, and linear optical transmission using ROADMs. The system is configured. FIG. 6 shows a case where the optical transmission system 300 has a 5-node (Node-1 to 5) 4-span configuration. Here, it is assumed that each of the multi-optical fiber transmission lines 311 to 314 (span) configured by the multi-core optical fiber has chromatic dispersion amounts (Disp) D1 to D4.

Using the first repeater (Node-1) 321 as a reference, the process of adding chromatic dispersion in advance to the signal light S31 that is the output light of the first optical transmitter 341 input to Node-1 is Not performed. When the signal light S31 arrives at the third repeater (Node-3) 323, it receives a total of D1 + D2 chromatic dispersion amounts from the multi-optical fiber transmission line and holds them as the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount. Here, the chromatic dispersion adder 331 connected to the third repeater (Node-3) 323 has the same amount of output light from the second optical transmitter 342 inserted (Add) in Node-3. Is added before being inserted into the multi-optical fiber transmission line. Thereafter, the signal light S32 is output to the multi-optical fiber transmission line. FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the position in the optical transmission system 300 and the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of each signal light at this time. As shown in the figure, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amounts of the signal light S31 and the signal light S32 are the same in Node-3.

In the fourth relay device (Node-4) 324, for example, the signal light S31 from Node-1 is dropped. On the other hand, the signal light S32 from Node-3 passes through Node-4 while maintaining the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of D1 + D2 + D3. Therefore, the chromatic dispersion adder 332 connected to the fourth repeater (Node-4) 324 has the same amount of wavelength as the output light from the third optical transmitter 343 inserted (Add) in Node-4. The amount of dispersion is added before being inserted into the multi-optical fiber transmission line. Thereafter, the signal light S33 is output to the multi-optical fiber transmission line. Also at this time, as shown in FIG. 7, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amounts of the signal light S32 and the signal light S33 are the same in Node-4.

As described above, according to the optical transmission system 300 of this embodiment, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amounts possessed by the signal lights S31, S32, and S33 in the multi-optical fiber transmission lines 311 to 314 can be made substantially the same. . That is, the difference in the chromatic dispersion amount (accumulated chromatic dispersion difference) accumulated in each signal light transmitted through the multi-optical fiber transmission lines 311 to 314 can be made substantially zero. Thereby, degradation of signal quality due to crosstalk between optical transmission paths (cores) can be suppressed. As a result, according to the optical transmission system 300 of the present embodiment, high-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality can be realized in an optical transmission system using a multi-core optical fiber.

[Third Embodiment]
Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an optical transmission system 400 according to the third embodiment of the present invention. The optical transmission system 400 has a configuration in which a plurality of multi-optical fiber transmission lines 411 to 415 are connected in a ring shape with repeaters 421 to 425, and is a second type in that a ring optical transmission system using ROADM is configured. Different from the optical transmission system 300 of the embodiment. That is, Node-5 and Node-1 are different from the optical transmission system 300 shown in FIG. 6 in that the configuration is such that Node-5 and Node-1 are connected by a multi-optical fiber transmission line Span-5 (wavelength dispersion amount: D5).

In the present embodiment, five relay apparatuses (Node-1 to 5) are connected in a ring shape with five multi-optical fiber transmission lines (Span-1 to 5), and each relay apparatus (Node-1 to 5) is connected. ) To which the wavelength dispersion adding devices 431 to 435 are connected. Here, it is assumed that the multi-optical fiber transmission lines (Span-1 to 5) have chromatic dispersion amounts (Disp) D1 to D5, respectively. Then, the chromatic dispersion adders 431 to 434 connected to the Nodes 2 to 5 are substantially equal to the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of the signal light passing through each Node in the output light from the optical transmitter inserted in each Node. The same amount of chromatic dispersion is added. Thereafter, the signal lights S42 to S45 are output.

At this time, in order to make the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of each signal light in Node-5 substantially the same, the total chromatic dispersion amount of D1 + D2 + D3 + D4 is added to the multi-optical fiber transmission line for the output light inserted (Add) in Node-5. Need to be added before inserting into. Thereafter, the signal light S45 is output from Node-5 to the multi-optical fiber transmission line. The signal light S45 receives the chromatic dispersion amount of D5 in the multi-optical fiber transmission line (Span-5) 415, and arrives at Node-1 as the signal light 46 having the total chromatic dispersion amount of D1 + D2 + D3 + D4 + D5 as the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount. . Here, when Node-1 is used as a reference, processing for adding chromatic dispersion in advance to the signal light S41 input from Node-1 is unnecessary, and therefore, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of the signal light S41 is zero. Therefore, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amounts of the signal light S41 and the signal light S46 do not match.

However, according to the optical transmission system 400 of the present embodiment, the chromatic dispersion adding device 435 connected to Node-1 adds a chromatic dispersion amount that compensates the chromatic dispersion amount possessed by the signal light S46. That is, the wavelength dispersion adding device 435 gives the signal light S46 a wavelength dispersion amount (− (D1 + D2 + D3 + D4 + D5)) that is equal in magnitude to the accumulated wavelength dispersion amount held by the signal light S46 and has the opposite sign. Therefore, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amounts respectively possessed by the signal light inserted from Node-5 to Node-1 and the signal light newly inserted at Node-1 are substantially the same (zero).

FIG. 9 shows the relationship between the position in the optical transmission system 400 and the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of each signal light. As shown in the figure, the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount of each signal light in Node-1 is the same.

As described above, according to the optical transmission system 400 of the present embodiment, even if a ring optical transmission system is configured, the accumulated chromatic dispersion that each signal light has in each repeater (Node-1 to 5). The amount can be substantially the same. That is, the difference in the chromatic dispersion amount (accumulated chromatic dispersion difference) accumulated in each signal light transmitted through each repeater can be made substantially zero. Thereby, degradation of signal quality due to crosstalk between optical transmission paths (cores) can be suppressed. As a result, according to the optical transmission system 400 of the present embodiment, high-capacity transmission capable of obtaining good signal quality can be realized in an optical transmission system using a multi-core optical fiber.

In the above embodiment, the wavelength dispersion adding device is arranged immediately before being inserted into the multiplexed optical transmission line (multi-optical fiber transmission line). However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any other arrangement configuration may be used as long as the accumulated chromatic dispersion amount is acquired before the signal light is inserted into the multiplexed optical transmission line.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention described in the claims, and it is also included within the scope of the present invention. Not too long.

This application claims priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2012-046965 filed on Mar. 2, 2012, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein.

100, 300, 400 Optical transmission system 110 Multiplexed optical transmission line 120, 321-325, 421-425

Repeater

131, 132, 230, 331, 332, 431-435 Wavelength dispersion adder 200

Evaluation experiment system

211, 341

First Optical transmitters

212 and 342 second optical transmitter 220 noise light source 240 optical receivers 311 to 314 and 411 to 415 multi-optical fiber transmission line S10 first signal light S21 and S22 second signal light S31 and S32, S33, S41 to S45 Signal light

Claims

A plurality of optical transmission lines configured to include a plurality of optical transmission lines close to each other; a plurality of relay apparatuses that connect the plurality of multiplexed optical transmission lines; and a wavelength dispersion addition apparatus connected to the relay apparatus. Have
The relay device passes the first signal light, inserts the second signal light into the multiplexed optical transmission line,
The chromatic dispersion adder includes the first signal light so that the first chromatic dispersion amount of the first signal light and the second chromatic dispersion amount of the second signal light are substantially the same. And an optical transmission system for adding a chromatic dispersion compensation amount to any one of the second signal light.
The optical transmission system according to claim 1,
The multiplexed optical transmission line is a multi-core optical fiber provided with a plurality of cores constituting the optical transmission line in one optical fiber.
The optical transmission system according to claim 1 or 2,
The chromatic dispersion adding apparatus is an optical transmission system that imparts, to the second signal light, a chromatic dispersion amount substantially the same as the first chromatic dispersion amount as the chromatic dispersion compensation amount.
The optical transmission system according to claim 1 or 2,
The chromatic dispersion adding apparatus is an optical transmission system that imparts, to the first signal light, a chromatic dispersion amount that compensates for the first chromatic dispersion amount as the chromatic dispersion compensation amount.
In the optical transmission system according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The relay device is an optical transmission system that connects a plurality of the multiplexed optical transmission lines in a straight line.
In the optical transmission system according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The relay device is an optical transmission system that connects a plurality of the multiplexed optical transmission lines in a ring shape.
Passing the first signal light through a multiple optical transmission line including a plurality of optical transmission lines close to each other;
A second signal light is inserted into the multiplexed optical transmission line;
The first signal light and the second signal light so that the first chromatic dispersion amount of the first signal light and the second chromatic dispersion amount of the second signal light are substantially the same. An optical transmission method for adding a chromatic dispersion compensation amount to any one of the above.
The optical transmission method according to claim 7,
An optical transmission method in which a chromatic dispersion amount substantially the same as the first chromatic dispersion amount is imparted to the second signal light as the chromatic dispersion compensation amount.
The optical transmission method according to claim 7,
An optical transmission method in which a chromatic dispersion amount for compensating the first chromatic dispersion amount is imparted to the first signal light as the chromatic dispersion compensation amount.
In the optical transmission method according to any one of claims 7 to 9,
The first signal light is an optical transmission method in which a plurality of the multiplexed optical transmission lines are transmitted in a ring shape.