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Optical add/drop device and optical add/drop method

  • US 10,530,470 B2
  • Filed: 08/01/2016
  • Issued: 01/07/2020
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/03/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An optical add/drop device comprising:

  • a first wavelength selector, a second wavelength selector and a third wavelength selector, each configured to select and output an optical signal of a predetermined wavelength from an input optical signal;

    a first branching circuit configured to selectively output a first signal being an optical signal input from a first terminal station on a main route to the first wavelength selector or the second wavelength selector;

    a second branching circuit configured to selectively output a second signal being an optical signal input from a second terminal station on a sub-route to the first wavelength selector or the second wavelength selector;

    a first output circuit configured to selectively output, to the second terminal station, one of an optical signal to be output from the first wavelength selector, based on the first signal and the second signal, and an optical signal to be output from the second wavelength selector, based on the first signal and the second signal, as a third signal;

    a third branching circuit configured to selectively output a fourth signal being an optical signal input from a third terminal station on the main route, to the second wavelength selector or the third wavelength selector; and

    a fourth branching circuit configured to selectively output a fifth signal being an optical signal input from the second terminal station, to the second wavelength selector or the third wavelength selector,wherein the optical add/drop device includes a second output circuit configured to selectively output, to the second terminal station, one of an optical signal to be output from the second wavelength selector, based on the fourth signal and the fifth signal, and an optical signal to be output from the third wavelength selector, based on the fourth signal and the fifth signal, as a sixth signal.

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