100 mW spectrally-uniform broadband ASE source for spectrum-sliced WDM systems

David Sampson; W.T. Holloway

doi:10.1049/el:19941059

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100 mW spectrally-uniform broadband ASE source for spectrum-sliced WDM systems

David Sampson and W.T. Holloway

Electronics Letters, Vol.30(19), pp.1611-1612

1994

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1049/el:19941059

Abstract

Semiconductor optical amplifiers

Wavelength division multiplexing

Communication channels (information theory)

Data communication systems

Frequency division multiplexing

Light transmission

Optical communication

Signal filtering and prediction

Spectrum analysis

Amplified spontaneous emission

Spectrally sliced channels

Spectrum slicing

Semiconductor lasers

A > 100mW source of broadband ASE with exceptionally flat spectral density and 22nm bandwidth is presented. The source is ideally suited for spectrum-sliced WDM systems. Data transmission at 622Mbit/s using a spectraily-sliced channel tuned over a 15nm range is demonstrated.

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Title: 100 mW spectrally-uniform broadband ASE source for spectrum-sliced WDM systems
Creators: David Sampson
W.T. Holloway
Publication Details: Electronics Letters, Vol.30(19), pp.1611-1612
Number of pages: 2
Date published: 1994
Date submitted: 01/06/2018
Identifiers: 99511517702346
Academic Unit: FEPS Central Faculty Admin; FHMS Central Faculty Admin
Resource Type: Journal article

100 mW spectrally-uniform broadband ASE source for spectrum-sliced WDM systems

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