Influence of forward and backward travelling reflections on the gain and ASE spectrum of EDFAs
Influence of forward and backward travelling reflections on the gain and ASE spectrum of EDFAs
Optical reflections at the input of an optical amplifier increase the noise more than those at the output. Measurements with 21 dB gain and 21 dB return lose indicate that an optical isolator at the input improves the noise figure by 3 dB more than one at the output.
Mckay, R.G.
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Vodhanel, R.S.
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Wagner, R.E.
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Laming, R.I.
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1992
Mckay, R.G.
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Vodhanel, R.S.
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Wagner, R.E.
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Laming, R.I.
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Mckay, R.G., Vodhanel, R.S., Wagner, R.E. and Laming, R.I.
(1992)
Influence of forward and backward travelling reflections on the gain and ASE spectrum of EDFAs.
OFC'92: Conference on Optical Fibre Communications, San Jose.
03 - 07 Feb 1992.
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Abstract
Optical reflections at the input of an optical amplifier increase the noise more than those at the output. Measurements with 21 dB gain and 21 dB return lose indicate that an optical isolator at the input improves the noise figure by 3 dB more than one at the output.
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Published date: 1992
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OFC'92: Conference on Optical Fibre Communications, San Jose, 1992-02-03 - 1992-02-07
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/77375
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R.G. Mckay
Author:
R.S. Vodhanel
Author:
R.E. Wagner
Author:
R.I. Laming
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