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Benefits of counterpropagating Raman amplification for multiband optical networks

Souza et al., 2022

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11892699112186136332
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Souza A
Costa N
Pedro J
Pires J
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Journal of Optical Communications and Networking

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Multiband (MB) optical fiber transmission systems can unlock additional capacity in existing optical fiber infrastructures, enabling them to keep up with the increase in traffic demand while postponing costly optical fiber deployments. However, due to the worse transmission …
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