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Performance evaluation of the different types of fiber-chromatic-dispersion equalization for IM-DD ultralong-distance optical communication systems with Er-doped …

Taga et al., 1994

Document ID
9611611819675561988
Author
Taga H
Yamamoto S
Edagawa N
Yoshida Y
Akiba S
Wakabayashi H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Lightwave Technology

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We have evaluated the transmission performance of different fiber-chromatic-dispersion- equalization methodologies for ultralong distance IM-DD optical communication systems that use Er-doped fiber amplifier repeaters. The experiment used a 1000 km fiber loop …
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