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An actively mode-locked (ML) fiber laser is one of promising candidates for a pulse source in high-speed optical communication systems. Recent studies have shown that laser cavities consisting of anomalous-and normal-dispersion fibers can produce low-noise and low-dropout-rate pulses [1] In this paper we analyze the timing and energy jitter and examine the stability against linear-mode growth of an actively ML dispersion-managed (DM) fiber ring laser
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