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40 Gbit/s dispersion managed soliton transmission over 1160 km in standard fibre with 75 km span length

Harper et al., 1999

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6853222800824458517
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Harper P
Alleston S
Bennion I
Doran N
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It is shown that in strongly dispersion managed high bit rate systems it is important to correctly choose the pulse launch position. Using this technique error free transmission has been achieved of a 40 Gbit/s 231–1 nonlinear RZ PRBS over 1160 km in a dispersion …
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