Performance of cascaded 1300 nm QW laser amplifiers in 10 Gbit/s long haul NRZ transmission

J.G.L. Jennen, L.F. Tiemeijer, C.T.H.F. Liedenbaum, J.J.E. Reid, H. Waardt, de

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Abstract

At present more than 55 million kilometers of the standard type single mode fibre (SMF) have been installed. Showing zero dispersion at a wavelength of about 1310 nm, SMF offers great potential when the bitrate × distance product is considered, if it were not for the attenuation of the fibre. Therefore, design of very high speed digital transmission systems in the 1300 nm region is very attractive. Recently significant progress has been achieved in the development of Quantum Well Laser Amplifiers (QWLAs) with the use of suitably strained Quantum Well materials [1,2]. Although a few promising results have been published using these amplifiers [3, 4], especially a 10 Gbit/s transmission over 200 km, representing a record NRZ transmission capacity using Semiconductor Laser Amplifiers (SLAs), the study on the performance of cascaded QWLAs in high bitrate long haul transmission systems is far from completed yet.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationOptical Amplifiers and their Applications
PublisherOptical Society of America (OSA)
Pages123-126
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1995
EventOptical Amplifiers and their Applications - Davos, Switzerland
Duration: 15 Jun 199517 Jun 1995

Publication series

NameOSA Technical Digest series
Volume18

Conference

ConferenceOptical Amplifiers and their Applications
Country/TerritorySwitzerland
CityDavos
Period15/06/9517/06/95

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