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40 Gbit/s transmission over 202 km of standard fibre using midspan spectral inversion

40 Gbit/s transmission over 202 km of standard fibre using midspan spectral inversion

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The authors demonstrate for the first time the transmission of a 4 × 10 Gbit/s OTDM data sequence over two unrepeatered links of 100 km of nondispersion shifted fibre. The experiment is enabled using midspan spectral inversion and electroabsorption modulator sources and demultiplexers, and results in a record bit-rate-distance product of 8.1 Tbit/s km for a single channel over standard fibre.

Inspec keywords: optical fibre communication; digital communication; time division multiplexing

Other keywords: bit-rate-distance product; 40 Gbit/s; 202 km; unrepeatered links; electroabsorption modulator sources; OTDM data sequence; standard fibre; demultiplexers; midspan spectral inversion; nondispersion shifted fibre

Subjects: Optical communication

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