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Coherent direct sequence optical code multiple access encoding–decoding efficiency versus wavelength detuning

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Abstract

We present a simple theoretical model of and the experimental verification for vanishing of the autocorrelation peak due to wavelength detuning on the coding–decoding process of coherent direct sequence optical code multiple access systems based on a superstructured fiber Bragg grating. Moreover, the detuning vanishing effect has been explored to take advantage of this effect and to provide an additional degree of multiplexing and/or optical code tuning.

© 2007 Optical Society of America

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