Multichannel FSK transmission experiment at 565 Mbit/s using tunable three-electrode DFB laserss

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Multichannel FSK transmission experiment at 565 Mbit/s using tunable three-electrode DFB laserss

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The first four-channel 565 Mbit/s FSK transmission experiment at 1.53 μm is reported based on tunable three-electrode DFB lasers. −44 dBm receiver sensitivity and 5.5 GHz minimum channel spacing have been measured for 10−9 bit error rate.

Inspec keywords: optical communication equipment; optical links; frequency shift keying; semiconductor junction lasers; distributed feedback lasers; optical fibres; optical modulation

Other keywords: FSK transmission experiment; receiver sensitivity; bit error rate; tunable three-electrode DFB lasers; 565 Mbit/s; multichannel transmission; minimum channel spacing; 1.53 micron

Subjects: Fibre optics; Optical communication; Semiconductor lasers

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