Laming et al., 1996 - Google Patents
A dispersion tunable grating in a 10-Gb/s 100-220-km-step index fiber linkLaming et al., 1996
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- Laming R
- Robinson N
- Scrivener P
- Zervas M
- Barcelos S
- Reekie L
- Tucknott J
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- Publication venue
- IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
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A dispersion tunable 40 mm fiber grating has been employed in a 10 Gb/s, step-index fiber link. Dispersion is effectively compensated for span lengths in the range 103-217 km. However, at the longer spans the increased dispersion of the grating results in a reduced …
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