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Efficiency of highly nonlinear fiber in soliton converter for 40 Gbit/s 10,000 km fiber transmission

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Abstract

We show that highly nonlinear fiber is essential to reduce the input power, length, loss, and noise of a soliton converter, and that it actually halves the input power and length compared with a conventional DSF in 40 Gbit/s 10,000 km transmission.

© 2003 Optical Society of America

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