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A 560-Mbit/s FSK heterodyne transmission experiment using 1500-nm DFB lasers and conventional single-mode fiber

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Abstract

ASK and FSK heterodyne detection has been previously demonstrated using semiconductor lasers over long fiber lengths1,2 for bit rates up to 140 Mbit/s. Higher-speed transmission is important in applications such as the delivery of high-definition TV in the future broadband integrated-services digital network (B-ISDN).

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