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Method for nulling nonrandom timing jitter in soliton transmission

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Abstract

The shift in pulse arrival times stemming from several important sources is not truly random but rather shows a high degree of correlation from one pulse to the next. Such jitter sources include the acoustic effect, solitons–soliton collisions in wavelength-division multiplexing, and the tendency of fiber birefringence to convert collision-induced polarization scattering into time shifts. Moving the acceptance window of a time-division demultiplexer in approximate synchronism with the correlated time shifts effectively removes their potential for creating errors.

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