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Effect of span loss increase on the optically amplified communication system

Otani et al., 1997

Document ID
12388066627375754332
Author
Otani T
Goto K
Kawazawa T
Abe H
Tanaka M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of lightwave technology

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In optical fiber communication systems using Er/sup 3+/doped fiber amplifiers operating in their compression region, the optical signal power is known to be restored by the self- healing effect in the case of the span loss increase. In this paper, the influence of such …
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