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Nonlinear-fiber-based discrete Raman amplifier with sufficiently suppressed degradation of WDM signal quality

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Abstract

It is demonstrated that discrete Raman amplifiers using highly nonlinear fibers can sufficiently suppress the four-wave-mixing-induced signal degradation by careful optimization of the fiber dispersion, and that they are practically feasible in WDM transmission.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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