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5 February 1990 Recent Progress in Multichannel Coherent Lightwave Systems at Bellcore
W. B. Sessa, R. Welter, M. W. Maeda, R. E. Wagner, L. Curtis, J. Young, H. Kodera, Y. Koga, R. I. Laming
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Abstract
We review the recent progress of a 16-channel coherent broadcast network at 155.52 Mb/s, that uses packaged 1.54 μ m DFB lasers stabilized at absolute frequencies and a tunable, polarization-insensitive receiver. System experiments conducted show a 0.3 dB power penalty incurred at a channel spacing of 8.5 Ghz. Results using an erbium-doped fiber amplifier gave a fiber-to-fiber gain of 22 dB and an amplifier dynamic range of 15 dB, enabling the distribution of sixteen 155 Mb/s signals to one of 256 end-users at a distance of 102 km.
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W. B. Sessa, R. Welter, M. W. Maeda, R. E. Wagner, L. Curtis, J. Young, H. Kodera, Y. Koga, and R. I. Laming "Recent Progress in Multichannel Coherent Lightwave Systems at Bellcore", Proc. SPIE 1175, Coherent Lightwave Communications: Fourth in a Series, (5 February 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.963283
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KEYWORDS
Fiber amplifiers

Optical amplifiers

Receivers

Modulation

Transmitters

Tunable lasers

Laser stabilization

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