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23 March 1993 Long-haul transmission in aluminum- and germanium-codoped distributed erbium-doped fibers
Karsten Rottwitt, Joern Hedegaard Povlsen, Anders Bjarklev, Ole Lumholt, Frands Bo Pedersen, Thomas P. Rasmussen
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Abstract
Theoretical limits in noise figures for a long haul transmission line based on lumped amplification are compared with distributed amplification. A reduction of approximately 60% of the required number of pump power stations is achieved. The distributed optical amplification is provided by an erbium doped fiber and comparisons of aluminum and germanium as codopant materials are shown. The pump power consumption and noise figure are analyzed with respect to the background loss.
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Karsten Rottwitt, Joern Hedegaard Povlsen, Anders Bjarklev, Ole Lumholt, Frands Bo Pedersen, and Thomas P. Rasmussen "Long-haul transmission in aluminum- and germanium-codoped distributed erbium-doped fibers", Proc. SPIE 1789, Fiber Laser Sources and Amplifiers IV, (23 March 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.141139
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KEYWORDS
Optical fibers

Amplifiers

Erbium

Transparency

Signal attenuation

Aluminum

Germanium

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