A 400 Mb/s optical fiber fransmission system was designed for field trial using single-mode fibers. The system is targeted to 20 km repeater spacing using InGaAsP/InP DH laser diode (LD) and Ge-APD as an optical device. This paper describes the design philosophy for the single-mode fiber transmission system and the field trial results. The error rate performance is expressed by signal to noise ratio (SNR) for practical high-speed digital optical repeater, putting emphasis on LD mode partition noise. Based on the SNR analysis and results obtained from several preliminary experiments, the design procedures for the 400 Mb/s transmission system were clarified. Through the field trial, it has become clear that the 400 Mb/s optical transmission system is practically applicable to long-haul transmission systems.
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Kiyoshi NAKAGAWA, Yoshiro HAKAMADA, Koh-ichi SUTO, Takeshi ITO, "400 Mb/s Optical Repeater Design and Performance" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E65-E, no. 11, pp. 657-664, November 1982, doi: .
Abstract: A 400 Mb/s optical fiber fransmission system was designed for field trial using single-mode fibers. The system is targeted to 20 km repeater spacing using InGaAsP/InP DH laser diode (LD) and Ge-APD as an optical device. This paper describes the design philosophy for the single-mode fiber transmission system and the field trial results. The error rate performance is expressed by signal to noise ratio (SNR) for practical high-speed digital optical repeater, putting emphasis on LD mode partition noise. Based on the SNR analysis and results obtained from several preliminary experiments, the design procedures for the 400 Mb/s transmission system were clarified. Through the field trial, it has become clear that the 400 Mb/s optical transmission system is practically applicable to long-haul transmission systems.
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