Distortion Caused by the Interaction of Residual Chirp in Mach–Zehnder External Modulators with Optical Cavities, Fiber Dispersion, and EDFA Gain-Slope in Analog CATV Lightwave Systems

Willems, F.W.; Muys, W.

doi:10.1006/ofte.1996.0005

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Distortion Caused by the Interaction of Residual Chirp in Mach–Zehnder External Modulators with Optical Cavities, Fiber Dispersion, and EDFA Gain-Slope in Analog CATV Lightwave Systems

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