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Novel 1470-nm-Band WDM Transmission and Its Application to Ultra-Wide-Band WDM Transmission
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A novel 1470-nm-band (S+ band) wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) transmission system is described. The first advantage of S+-band transmission is suppression of degradation caused by four-wave mixing (FWM), which has been the dominant impairment factor in WDM transmission systems on dispersion-shifted fibers (DSFs). FWM suppression by using the S+ band instead of the conventional 1550-nm-band (M band) is successfully demonstrated. The second advantage is expansion of the usable bandwidth by using the S+ band together with other wavelength bands. A triple-wavelength-band WDM repeaterless transmission experiment using the S+ band, the M band and the L band (1580-nm-band) is conducted over DSF, and it is shown that degradation due to inter-wavelength-band nonlinear interactions is negligible in the transmission. Moreover, the transmission performance of an S+-band linear repeating system is estimated by computer simulation, and compared with that of other wavelength-band systems. In the experiments, thulium-doped fiber amplifiers (TDFAs) are used for amplification of signals in the S+ band.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E82-B No.8 pp.1131-1140
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- 1999/08/25
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- Special Section INVITED PAPER (Joint Special Issue on Recent Progress in Optoelectronics and Communications)
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- Optical Systems and Technologies
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Jun-ichi KANI
Tadashi SAKAMOTO
Masahiko JINNO
Kuninori HATTORI
Makoto YAMADA
Terutoshi KANAMORI
Kimio OGUCHI
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Jun-ichi KANI, Tadashi SAKAMOTO, Masahiko JINNO, Kuninori HATTORI, Makoto YAMADA, Terutoshi KANAMORI, Kimio OGUCHI, "Novel 1470-nm-Band WDM Transmission and Its Application to Ultra-Wide-Band WDM Transmission" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
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Abstract: A novel 1470-nm-band (S+ band) wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) transmission system is described. The first advantage of S+-band transmission is suppression of degradation caused by four-wave mixing (FWM), which has been the dominant impairment factor in WDM transmission systems on dispersion-shifted fibers (DSFs). FWM suppression by using the S+ band instead of the conventional 1550-nm-band (M band) is successfully demonstrated. The second advantage is expansion of the usable bandwidth by using the S+ band together with other wavelength bands. A triple-wavelength-band WDM repeaterless transmission experiment using the S+ band, the M band and the L band (1580-nm-band) is conducted over DSF, and it is shown that degradation due to inter-wavelength-band nonlinear interactions is negligible in the transmission. Moreover, the transmission performance of an S+-band linear repeating system is estimated by computer simulation, and compared with that of other wavelength-band systems. In the experiments, thulium-doped fiber amplifiers (TDFAs) are used for amplification of signals in the S+ band.
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AU - Jun-ichi KANI
AU - Tadashi SAKAMOTO
AU - Masahiko JINNO
AU - Kuninori HATTORI
AU - Makoto YAMADA
AU - Terutoshi KANAMORI
AU - Kimio OGUCHI
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AB - A novel 1470-nm-band (S+ band) wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) transmission system is described. The first advantage of S+-band transmission is suppression of degradation caused by four-wave mixing (FWM), which has been the dominant impairment factor in WDM transmission systems on dispersion-shifted fibers (DSFs). FWM suppression by using the S+ band instead of the conventional 1550-nm-band (M band) is successfully demonstrated. The second advantage is expansion of the usable bandwidth by using the S+ band together with other wavelength bands. A triple-wavelength-band WDM repeaterless transmission experiment using the S+ band, the M band and the L band (1580-nm-band) is conducted over DSF, and it is shown that degradation due to inter-wavelength-band nonlinear interactions is negligible in the transmission. Moreover, the transmission performance of an S+-band linear repeating system is estimated by computer simulation, and compared with that of other wavelength-band systems. In the experiments, thulium-doped fiber amplifiers (TDFAs) are used for amplification of signals in the S+ band.
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