Fast Link Recovery via PTP-synchronized Nanosecond Optical Switching
This paper proposes and validates a PTP-synchronized 8.4ns optical switching with a 100ns jitter at the switching edges. This approach is adopted and demonstrated for instant network recovery within 2.7ms and scheduled network recovery.
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