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565 Mbit/s 219 km transmission experiment using four gain controlled packaged semiconductor laser amplifiers

565 Mbit/s 219 km transmission experiment using four gain controlled packaged semiconductor laser amplifiers

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A 565Mbit/s 219km optical transmission system is investigated, using four gain controlled travelling wave semiconductor laser amplifier packages. The addition of gain control caused little deterioration in system performance, and allowed stable operation against changes in signal polarisation and device temperature. Residual system output power fluctuations of less than 0.5 dB were observed over a 7 degree temperature range.

Inspec keywords: digital communication systems; semiconductor junction lasers; optical links; gain control; optical fibres

Other keywords: digital communication; 565 Mbit/s; packaged lasers; travelling wave type; gain control; transmission experiment; semiconductor laser amplifiers; 219 km; optical fibre links; stable operation; optical transmission system

Subjects: Fibre optics; Optical communication; Semiconductor lasers

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