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406.6-Gb/s PDM-BPSK superchannel transmission over 12,800-km TWRS fiber via nonlinear noise squeezing

Liu et al., 2013

Document ID
820792699799492113
Author
Liu X
Chandrasekhar S
Winzer P
Tkach R
Chraplyvy A
Publication year
Publication venue
National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference

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Abstract We transmit a 406.6-Gb/s superchannel consisting of eight 37.5-GHz-spaced 32- Gbaud Nyquist-filtered PDM-BPSK signals over 12,800-km (160× 80-km) EDFA-only amplified dispersion-unmanaged TWRS fiber. This result is enabled by nonlinear noise …
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