Beyond 100G Ethernet

By Peter J. Winzer. IEEE Communications Magazine, 2010

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Silicon photonic devices and integrated circuits (2014, unknown): “…meet this demand, the 100 Gb/s channel data rate transponders are currently being deployed in the long-haul optic fiber transport network and the per channel rates will continue to grow to 400 Gb/s and 1 Tb/s while expanding into metro and datacenter fiber networks within the next decade [16, 17].”
Routing and Spectrum Allocation in Elastic Optical Networks: A Tutorial (2015, unknown): “The model without sliceable transpon-ders considers coherent modulation formats, such as—40 Gb/s, Finally, the result of the research work [25] has claimed that using 400 Gb/s and 1 Tb/s SBVTs reduces transponder costs in the network by at least 50% in a core network scenario.”
High-Spectral-Efficiency Optical Modulation Formats (2012, methodology): “1(a) illustrates the evolution of single-channel bit rates (single-carrier, single-polarization, electronically multiplexed; circles), as well as of aggregate per-fiber capacities using wavelength-, polarization-, and most recently space-division multiplexing (WDM, PDM, SDM; triangles), as achieved ”
448-Gb/s Reduced-Guard-Interval CO-OFDM Transmission Over 2000 km of Ultra-Large-Area Fiber and Five 80-GHz-Grid ROADMs (2011, background): “ernet (400GbE) being a likely next step [7], [8].”