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Recent advances in erbium doped fiber amplifiers at 1.5 µm

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Abstract

Optical amplifiers will be key components for increasing the versatility of optical fiber communications as in-line multichannel repeaters and preamplifiers.1 Since the early investigation of Nd doped fiber amplifiers,2,3 developments in vapor-phase techniques for fiber fabrication4 led to a renewed interest in a large variety of rare earth doped fiber devices.5 In particular, Er doped fibers, amplifiers, and lasers operating around 1.54 µm (Ref. 6) gained increasing attention as new devices for optical communications in the 1.5-Mm communication window.7,8 Our purpose is to outline the state of the art of Er doped fiber amplifiers (EDFAs) and review the current device issues.

© 1990 Optical Society of America

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