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Relative intensity noise induced by fibre dispersion at zero-dispersion wavelength in singlemode fibres

Adolfo V. T. Cartaxo and José A. P. Morgado

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Abstract

The relative intensity noise (RIN) induced by fibre dispersion slope has been indicated as a detrimental effect in very long broadband linear transmission systems operating at the zero-dispersion wavelength since the RJN may increase strongly with frequency and transmission length [1]. In this paper, we show theoretically and numerically that the transmitted RIN spectrum over singlemode fibre at zero-dispersion wavelength is similar to the RIN spectrum at the fibre input.

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