TDM single channel 640 Gbit/s transmission experiment over 60 km using 400 fs pulse train and walk-off free, dispersion flattened nonlinear optical loop mirror

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TDM single channel 640 Gbit/s transmission experiment over 60 km using 400 fs pulse train and walk-off free, dispersion flattened nonlinear optical loop mirror

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A single channel, time domain multiplexed 640 Gbit/s data signal has been successfully transmitted over 60 km. The width of the input pulse train was as little as 400 fs and a walk-off free, dispersion flattened nonlinear loop mirror was used to demultiplex the signal to 10 Gbit/s. The maximum transmission distance was mainly determined by the polarisation mode dispersion as well as the third order dispersion.

Inspec keywords: demultiplexing; optical fibre communication; mirrors; optical solitons; time division multiplexing; optical fibre dispersion

Other keywords: 60 km; dispersion flattened nonlinear optical loop mirror; optical fibre communication; single channel transmission; dispersion-decreasing fibre; adiabatic soliton pulse compressor; demultiplexing; 640 Gbit/s; pulse train; 400 fs; TDM

Subjects: Nonlinear optics and devices; Fibre optics; Optical communication

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