Development and applications of ultra high bit rate solution fibre lasers
Development and applications of ultra high bit rate solution fibre lasers
The invention of the erbium doped fibre amplifier (EDFA) has led to a revolution in telecommunications permitting data transfer at rates previously unimaginable with conventional regenerator technology. With the problem of loss largely eliminated it is now dispersion and nonlinearity that represent the principle barriers to utilizing the enormous bandwidth offered by optical fibre. Soliton transmission in which the nonlinear and dispersive effects within the fibre can be made to balance and effectively cancel provide one means of getting access to more of that potential transmission capacity. As the field has advanced further limiting issues have been identified, e.g. Gordon Haus jitter, soliton interactions, acousto-optic interactions etc., requiring more advanced solutions such as soliton control to be sought.
Grudinin, A.B.
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Richardson, D.J.
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Gray, S.
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Taverner, D.
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1996
Grudinin, A.B.
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Richardson, D.J.
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Gray, S.
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Taverner, D.
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Grudinin, A.B., Richardson, D.J., Gray, S. and Taverner, D.
(1996)
Development and applications of ultra high bit rate solution fibre lasers.
International Union of Radio Science, Lille, France.
28 Aug - 06 Sep 1996.
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The invention of the erbium doped fibre amplifier (EDFA) has led to a revolution in telecommunications permitting data transfer at rates previously unimaginable with conventional regenerator technology. With the problem of loss largely eliminated it is now dispersion and nonlinearity that represent the principle barriers to utilizing the enormous bandwidth offered by optical fibre. Soliton transmission in which the nonlinear and dispersive effects within the fibre can be made to balance and effectively cancel provide one means of getting access to more of that potential transmission capacity. As the field has advanced further limiting issues have been identified, e.g. Gordon Haus jitter, soliton interactions, acousto-optic interactions etc., requiring more advanced solutions such as soliton control to be sought.
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International Union of Radio Science, Lille, France, 1996-08-28 - 1996-09-06
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