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Noise figure and pump reflection power in SMF-reach optical fibre for Raman amplification

Isoe et al., 2015

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11898614904301879057
Author
Isoe G
Rotich E
Boiyo D
Gamatham R
Leitch A
Gibbon T
Muguro K
Waswa D
Publication year
Publication venue
AFRICON 2015

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We investigate both experimentally and by simulation the Noise Figure (NF) and pump reflection power of a Distributed Fibre Raman Amplifier (DFRA) as a function of pump power and fibre length, at different pump configurations. A DFRA of lengths 25 km and 50 km has …
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