2010
DOI: 10.1109/jlt.2009.2039195
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Design Characteristics for a Full-Duplex IM/IM Bidirectional Transmission at 10 Gb/s Using Low Bandwidth RSOA

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“…Major challenges in 10 Gb/s transmission using self-seeded RSOA are the bandwidth limitation of RSOAs and fiber dispersion penalty in C-or L-band. Fiber dispersion can be reduced by using O-band RSOAs [14], while the RSOA bandwidth limitation can be alleviated with electronic equalization or advanced modulation formats [35,36].…”
Section: Wdm Overlay Using Self-seeded Rsoasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Major challenges in 10 Gb/s transmission using self-seeded RSOA are the bandwidth limitation of RSOAs and fiber dispersion penalty in C-or L-band. Fiber dispersion can be reduced by using O-band RSOAs [14], while the RSOA bandwidth limitation can be alleviated with electronic equalization or advanced modulation formats [35,36].…”
Section: Wdm Overlay Using Self-seeded Rsoasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, such wavelength reuse architecture based on RSOA suffers from re-modulation noise, which needs to be minimized for proper operation of the uplink channel. As reported in [20,21], such noise can be suppressed by minimizing the extinction ratio (ER) of the downlink stream along with the introduction of a high seeding power at the input of RSOA. These techniques eventually degrade the DS performance due to the reduced ER and also, effect the power budget especially for longreach WDM-PON.…”
Section: Operating Principlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [14,19] simultaneous transmission of DL and UL signals over the same optical fiber employing wavelength reuse was reported. It is also shown in [14] that Rayleigh backscattering results in the increased noise level surrounding the vicinity of the received signal.…”
Section: Proposed Full Duplex Lte Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%