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243 km, 10 Gbit/s transmission experiment through standard fibre and impact of self-phase modulation using partial response scheme

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3 Author(s)
Pierre, L. ; Alcatel CIT, La Ville du Bois, France ; Thiery, J.P. ; Penninckx, D.

The authors demonstrate optical transmissions at 10 Gbit/s on standard dispersive fibre using a partial response scheme. Investigations have been carried out concerning the optimum launched power into a 142 km long repeaterless link in order to quantify the effects of self-phase modulation. According to these results, 243 km of standard fibre, totalling a dispersion of 4500 ps/nm, has been bridged without any dispersion compensating device

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Electronics Letters  (Volume:32 ,  Issue: 7 )

Date of Publication: 28 Mar 1996

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