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Injection locking-based pump recovery for phase-sensitive amplified links

Olsson et al., 2013

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14110801717218396496
Author
Olsson S
Corcoran B
Lundström C
Tipsuwannakul E
Sygletos S
Ellis A
Tong Z
Karlsson M
Andrekson P
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Optics Express

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An injection locking-based pump recovery system for phase-sensitive amplified links, capable of handling 40 dB effective span loss, is demonstrated. Measurements with 10 GBd DQPSK signals show penalty-free recovery of a pump wave, phase modulated with two …
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