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Spectrally Sliced WDM using a Single Femtosecond Source

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Abstract

Wavelength-division-multiplexed (WDM) networks are expected to play a major role in both long-haul communications as well as in the local loop (FTTL). One of the most pressing device issues for such systems is the question of an appropriate multi-wavelength source. Spectral slicing of broadband sources such as the ASE from Er-fiber amplifiers [1] or the supercontinuum generated from propagation of short pulses through fibers [2] has been suggested as WDM source. This approach provides precisely aligned channel wavelengths, but both the spectral slicing as well as the modulation is external to the laser cavity.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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