111-Gb/s transmission over 1040-km field-deployed fiber with 10G/40G neighbors

M.S.A.S. Al Fiad; M. Kuschnerov; T. Wuth; T.J. Xia; G. Wellbrock; E.D. Schmidt; D. Borne, van den; B. Spinnler; C.-J. Weiske; E. Man, de; A. Napoli; M. Finkenzeller; S. Spälter; M. Rehman; J. Behel; M. Chbat; J. Stachowiak; D. Peterson; W. Lee; M. Pollock; B. Basch; D. Chen; M. Freiberger; B. Lankl; H. Waardt, de

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111-Gb/s transmission over 1040-km field-deployed fiber with 10G/40G neighbors

M.S.A.S. Al Fiad
, M. Kuschnerov
, T. Wuth
, T.J. Xia
, G. Wellbrock
, E.D. Schmidt
, D. Borne, van den
, B. Spinnler
, C.-J. Weiske
, E. Man, de
, A. Napoli
, M. Finkenzeller
, S. Spälter
, M. Rehman
, J. Behel
, M. Chbat
, J. Stachowiak
, D. Peterson
, W. Lee
, M. Pollock

B. Basch, D. Chen, M. Freiberger, B. Lankl, H. Waardt, de

Electro-Optical Communication

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We demonstrate transmission of a 111-Gb/s coherent polarization-multiplexed return-to-zero differential quadrature phase-shift keying signal over 1040-km field-deployed fiber together with different types of neighboring channels, and with a cascade of 50-GHz reconfigerable optical add-drop multiplexers. Our transmission experiment proves the feasibility of transmitting a 111-Gb/s phase-modulated channel with 10 times 10.7-Gb/s on-off keying neighboring channels on a 50-GHz grid, despite the presence of strong cross-phase modulation.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	615-617
Number of pages	3
Journal	IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
Volume	21
Issue number	10
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/LPT.2009.2015431
Publication status	Published - 2009

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Al Fiad, M. S. A. S., Kuschnerov, M., Wuth, T., Xia, T. J., Wellbrock, G., Schmidt, E. D., Borne, van den, D., Spinnler, B., Weiske, C.-J., Man, de, E., Napoli, A., Finkenzeller, M., Spälter, S., Rehman, M., Behel, J., Chbat, M., Stachowiak, J., Peterson, D., Lee, W., ... Waardt, de, H. (2009). 111-Gb/s transmission over 1040-km field-deployed fiber with 10G/40G neighbors. IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 21(10), 615-617. https://doi.org/10.1109/LPT.2009.2015431

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