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    This document discusses broadcast and select wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks. It describes broadcasting as distributing audio or video content to many users using electromagnetic spectrum. It also describes two types of broadcast-and-select WDM networks: single-hop networks where nodes are connected via a star coupler or bus, and multi-hop networks where nodes can only communicate through intermediate stations. The document outlines the architectures and advantages of these broadcast-and-select WDM networks, noting they provide full duplex transmission, easier reconfiguration, higher bandwidth, and better security compared to other network approaches.

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    This document discusses broadcast and select wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks. It describes broadcasting as distributing audio or video content to many users using electromagnetic spectrum. It also describes two types of broadcast-and-select WDM networks: single-hop networks where nodes are connected via a star coupler or bus, and multi-hop networks where nodes can only communicate through intermediate stations. The document outlines the architectures and advantages of these broadcast-and-select WDM networks, noting they provide full duplex transmission, easier reconfiguration, higher bandwidth, and better security compared to other network approaches.

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    This document discusses broadcast and select wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks. It describes broadcasting as distributing audio or video content to many users using electromagnetic spectrum. It also describes two types of broadcast-and-select WDM networks: single-hop networks where nodes are connected via a star coupler or bus, and multi-hop networks where nodes can only communicate through intermediate stations. The document outlines the architectures and advantages of these broadcast-and-select WDM networks, noting they provide full duplex transmission, easier reconfiguration, higher bandwidth, and better security compared to other network approaches.

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    Broadcast & Select WDM Networks

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    This document discusses broadcast and select wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks. It describes broadcasting as distributing audio or video content to many users using electromagnetic spectrum. It also describes two types of broadcast-and-select WDM networks: single-hop networks where nodes are connected via a star coupler or bus, and multi-hop networks where nodes can only communicate through intermediate stations. The document outlines the architectures and advantages of these broadcast-and-select WDM networks, noting they provide full duplex transmission, easier reconfiguration, higher bandwidth, and better security compared to other network approaches.

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    Broadcast & Select WDM Networks

    by:
    Ashutosh Deshpande
    Amarsinh Desai
    What is BROADCASTING?
    Broadcasting is the distribution of audio or video
    content to a dispersed audience via any electronic mass
    communications medium, but typically one using the
    electromagnetic spectrum, in a one-to-many model.
    Broadcast and Select WDM Networks
    All-optical WDM networks have full potential of
    optical transmission capacity and versatility of
    communication networks beyond SONET
    architectures.

    WDM N/W

    Broadcast-and-select Wavelength-routing
    techniques networks.
    Broadcast-and-select techniques

     Broadcast-and select techniques employing passive


    optical stars, buses and wavelength routers are used for
    local networks can be classified as
    (1) Single-hop networks
    (2) Multi-hop networks
    Broadcast and Select Signal Hop Network

    •    Two alternate physical architectures for a WDM-based local network have n sets
    of transmitters and receivers are attached to either a star coupler or a passive bus.      
    • Each transmitter sends its information at a fixed wavelength.
    •·   All the transmissions from the various nodes are combined in a pasive star.
    Coupler  or coupled onto a bus and sent out to all receivers.
    • An interesting point to note is that the WDM setup is protocol transparent.
    Broadcast and Select Signal Hop Network
    Architecture of single hop n/w
    Broadcast and Select Multihop Network

    •  Drawback of single-hop networks is the need for rapidlyt unable lasers or


    receiver optical fibers.
    •·This drawback can be overcome by the designs of multihop networks.
    • Multihop networks do not have direct paths between each node pair.
    • Each node has a small number of fixed tuned optical transmitter and
    receivers.
     ·           An example, a four node broadcast and select multihop network where
    each node transmits on one set of two fixed wavelengths and receives on
    another set of two fixed wavelengths.
     ·           Information destined for other nodes will have to be routed through
    intermediate stations.
     ·           Considering the operation, a simplified transmission shceme in which
    message are sent as packets with a data field and an address header containing
    source and destination identifiers (i.e,. routing information) with control bits.
    Advantages of WDM Networks

    ➨Full duplex transmission is possible. 


    ➨Easier to reconfigure. 
    ➨Optical components are similar and more
    reliable. 
    ➨It provides higher bandwidth. 
    ➨This could be the best approach as it is
    simple to implement. 
    ➨High security 
    References
    https://
    www.rfwireless-world.com/Terminology/Advantages-
    and-Disadvantages-of-WDM.html
    https://www.slideshare.net/daraferyando/basic-wdm-o
    ptical-network
    Thankyou

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