Experimental long haul 1300 nm soliton transmission on standard single mode fibres using quantum well laser amplifiers

C. T.H.F. Liedenbaum; J. J.E. Reid; L. F. Tiemeijer; A. J. Boot; P. I. Kuindersma; I. Gabitov; A. Mattheus

Experimental long haul 1300 nm soliton transmission on standard single mode fibres using quantum well laser amplifiers

C. T.H.F. Liedenbaum, J. J.E. Reid, L. F. Tiemeijer, A. J. Boot, P. I. Kuindersma, I. Gabitov, A. Mattheus

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Abstract

We report the first successful use of quantum well laser amplifiers in the transmission, at 1300 nm, of a 6.5 Gbit/s soliton signal over 250 km of standard single mode optical fibre with a repeater spacing of 50 km. The amplifiers exhibit a small signal, fibre to fibre, gain of 25 dB (saturation power: 15 dBm). Stable transmission performance is demonstrated and we relate these results to the theory of the propagation of guiding-centre solitons. We show that this system can be readily expanded to transmission over a thousand kilometres.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	233-236
Number of pages	4
State	Published - Dec 1 1994
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 20th 1994 European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC'94. Part 1 - Firenze, Italy Duration: Sep 25 1994 → Sep 29 1994

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Other	Proceedings of the 20th 1994 European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC'94. Part 1
City	Firenze, Italy
Period	9/25/94 → 9/29/94

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Liedenbaum, C. T. H. F., Reid, J. J. E., Tiemeijer, L. F., Boot, A. J., Kuindersma, P. I., Gabitov, I., & Mattheus, A. (1994). Experimental long haul 1300 nm soliton transmission on standard single mode fibres using quantum well laser amplifiers. 233-236. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 20th 1994 European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC'94. Part 1, Firenze, Italy, .

Experimental long haul 1300 nm soliton transmission on standard single mode fibres using quantum well laser amplifiers. / Liedenbaum, C. T.H.F.; Reid, J. J.E.; Tiemeijer, L. F.; Boot, A. J.; Kuindersma, P. I.; Gabitov, I.; Mattheus, A.

1994. 233-236 Paper presented at Proceedings of the 20th 1994 European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC'94. Part 1, Firenze, Italy, .

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Liedenbaum, CTHF, Reid, JJE, Tiemeijer, LF, Boot, AJ, Kuindersma, PI, Gabitov, I & Mattheus, A 1994, 'Experimental long haul 1300 nm soliton transmission on standard single mode fibres using quantum well laser amplifiers', Paper presented at Proceedings of the 20th 1994 European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC'94. Part 1, Firenze, Italy, 9/25/94 - 9/29/94 pp. 233-236.

Liedenbaum, C. T.H.F. ; Reid, J. J.E. ; Tiemeijer, L. F. ; Boot, A. J. ; Kuindersma, P. I. ; Gabitov, I. ; Mattheus, A. / Experimental long haul 1300 nm soliton transmission on standard single mode fibres using quantum well laser amplifiers. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 20th 1994 European Conference on Optical Communication, ECOC'94. Part 1, Firenze, Italy, .4 p.

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