In order to overcome the capacity limitations of current lightwave systems based on the
single-mode optical fiber, massively parallel transmission in the spatial domain [space …

Randomly-coupled multi-core fiber (MCF) technology has come to attract lots of attention
because of its strong applicability to long-haul transmission systems. Compared with weakly …

Maximized information rates of ultra-wideband (typically, beyond 100~ nm modulated
bandwidth) lumped-amplified fiber-optic communication systems have been thoroughly …

Over the past decade, high-speed communications technologies have reached severe
scalability limits, from short-reach electrical chip-to-chip interconnects to ultra-long-haul …

This paper discusses the key issues in reliable modeling and numerical simulation of ultra-
wideband (UWB) long-haul fiber-optic systems, such as those spanning the C+ L band. We …

This chapter presents a unified view of all possible optical network capacity scalability
options known today, with a focus on their techno-economics. General Shannon capacity …

In view of the demand for high-energy and high-bandwidth signal detection in X-ray
communication (XCOM) during spacecraft reentry blackout, a detection module using fast …

Capacity Scaling Through Spatial Parallelism: From Subsea Cables to Short-reach Optical
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Routing and spectrum assignment (RSA) is an essential problem in designing, operating
and managing elastic optical networks to achieve spectrum efficiency and thus, efficient …

X-ray communication (XCOM) is a type of wireless optical communication technology that
uses modulated X-ray beam as the carrier of data transmission. As a core component of an …