Configuration to enlarge variation of dispersion range of tunable dispersion compensators using multi-reflective etalons

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A novel configuration is proposed to enlarge variation of the dispersion range of tunable dispersion compensators using combinations of the basic blocks, consisting of multi-reflective angled etalons. By this configuration, three different types of compensators have been developed, with tunable dispersion ranges of 371, 514 and 623 ps/nm. Their insertion losses were less than 3.2, 4.2 and 5.4 dB (no circulators required), respectively.

Inspec keywords: light interferometers; optical communication equipment; optical tuning; optical dispersion

Other keywords: tunable dispersion compensators; optical communication; multireflective angled etalons; dispersion range

Subjects: Optical communication devices, equipment and systems; Optical communication equipment; Optical interferometry; Optical propagation, transmission and absorption; Nonlinear optics and devices; Nonlinear optics

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      • Sugawara, T., Makio, S., Takahashi, M.: `Novel control methods to enlarge dispersion range of tunable dispersion compensator using angled etalons with multiple reflections', OThE1, Proc. Optical Fiber Communication Conf., March 2006, Anaheim, CA, UK, paper.
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      • Sugawara, T., Makio, S.: `Proposal and demonstration of 40-Gbit/s simple and colorless tunable dispersion compensator using angled etalon with multiple reflections', Th1.5.2, Proc. 31st European Optical Communication Conf., September 2005, Glasgow, UK, paper.
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