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Improvement of NOLM-Based Phase-Preserving Amplitude Limiters by Fiber Optimizations

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Abstract

The noise limits of phase-preserving NOLM-based regenerators from Rayleigh backscattering and possible improvements are investigated. Applying optimizations a four fold increase in the number of cascaded regenerators was achieved for a DPSK transmission system.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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