Impact of external modulator chirp for 10-Gbit/s transmission in an eight-wavelength eight-node WDM ring network

F. Shehadeh; F. Shehadeh; T. Suzaki; T. Suzaki; J.-C. Chiao; K. P. Ho; S. K. Liaw; S. K. Liaw; R. S. Vodhanel

Conference on Optical Fiber Communications
1997 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1997),
paper TuE4

Impact of external modulator chirp for 10-Gbit/s transmission in an eight-wavelength eight-node WDM ring network

F. Shehadeh, T. Suzaki, J.-C. Chiao, K. P. Ho, S. K. Liaw, and R. S. Vodhanel

Optical Fiber Communication Conference 1997

Dallas, Texas United States
ISBN: 1-55752-481-5

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F. Shehadeh, T. Suzaki, J. -. Chiao, K. P. Ho, S. K. Liaw, and R. S. Vodhanel, "Impact of external modulator chirp for 10-Gbit/s transmission in an eight-wavelength eight-node WDM ring network," in Conference on Optical Fiber Communications, 1997 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1997), paper TuE4.

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Abstract

Reconfigurable wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) networks are attractive because they provide cost effective, flexible capacity growth in response to increased demands; increased network survivability against fiber cuts and node failures; and transparency to signal format, bit-rate, and protocol.¹

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