One-third terabit/s transmission through 150 km of dispersion-managed fiber

A.R. Chraplyvy,Alan H. Gnauck,R. W. Tkach,R.M. Derosier,E.R. Giles,B.M. Nyman,G.A. Ferguson,J.W. Sulhoff,J.L. Zyskind

One-third terabit/s transmission through 150 km of dispersion-managed fiber

1995

A.R. Chraplyvy
Alan H. Gnauck
R. W. Tkach
R.M. Derosier
E.R. Giles
B.M. Nyman
G.A. Ferguson
J.W. Sulhoff
J.L. Zyskind

340 Gb/s (seventeen 20-Gb/s 2/sup 31/-1 PRBS NRZ channels) were transmitted through 150 km of fiber with 50 km amplifier spacing. Chromatic dispersion penalties and four-photon mixing effects were minimized by dispersion management. >

Keywords:

Four-wave mixing
Amplifier
Optics
Dispersion (optics)
Signal-to-noise ratio
Physics
Optical fiber
Telecommunications
Electronic engineering
Terabit
Communication channel
Wavelength-division multiplexing
Fiber
Optical communication

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