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Demonstration of digital phase-sensitive boosting to extend signal reach for long-haul WDM systems using optical phase-conjugated copy

Tian et al., 2013

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18359661433572923095
Author
Tian Y
Huang Y
Zhang S
Prucnal P
Wang T
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Optics express

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We demonstrate a hybrid optical/digital phase-sensitive boosting (PSB) technique for long- haul wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) transmission systems. The approach uses four- wave mixing (FWM) to generate a phase-conjugated idler alongside the original signal. At …
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