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High receiver sensitivity in multi-Gbit/s region with 0.98-μm backward-pumped Er-doped fiber preamplifier

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Abstract

Improving receiver sensitivity under direct detection has become possible with recent progress in Er-doped fiber amplifiers (EDFAs).1 Although a backward pumped EDFA has lower insertion loss than a forward pumped EDFA, the previous experiments2,3 have been carried out using forward pumped EDFAs. This is because of the difficulty in achieving low noise and high-gain characteristics simultaneously in backward pumping.4 However, if low noise operation could be obtained under backward pumping, substantially higher sensitivity could be achieved.

© 1992 Optical Society of America

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