Abstract:We determine the distribution of fiber dispersion parameters with extremely high resolutions and use the results to accurately predict large delays and low distortions of 40-Gb/s signals propagating in fiber parametric amplification slow light systems.
“…Record tunable SFL delays of communication digital data signals were achieved in dispersion shifted fibers (DSF) [1]. In particular, experimental demonstrations were performed for 10 Gbit/s and theoretical predictions for 40 Gbit/s digital signals have been given [2,3].…”
Efficient slow and fast light fiber devices based on narrow band optical parametric amplification require a strict polarization control of the waves involved in the interaction. The use of high birefringence and spun fibers is studied theoretically, possible impairments evaluated, and design parameters determined
“…Record tunable SFL delays of communication digital data signals were achieved in dispersion shifted fibers (DSF) [1]. In particular, experimental demonstrations were performed for 10 Gbit/s and theoretical predictions for 40 Gbit/s digital signals have been given [2,3].…”
Efficient slow and fast light fiber devices based on narrow band optical parametric amplification require a strict polarization control of the waves involved in the interaction. The use of high birefringence and spun fibers is studied theoretically, possible impairments evaluated, and design parameters determined
We study optimal operating conditions for 160-Gb/s signals traversing a slow-light delay line based on parametric amplification. Six phase modulated formats are investigated, including CSRZ, PAP-CSRZ, GAP-CSRZ, RZ duobinary, RZ DPSK and RZ.
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