Rayleigh noise in bidirectional optical communication systems

ROLAND KARL STAUBLI; PETER GYSEL

doi:10.1364/OFC.1990.THC4

Optical Fiber Communication
OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1990),
paper THC4
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Rayleigh noise in bidirectional optical communication systems

ROLAND KARL STAUBLI and PETER GYSEL

Optical Fiber Communication Conference 1990

San Francisco, California United States
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Abstract

In bidirectional systems with narrow linewidth laser diodes (LDs), noise from Rayleigh backscattered (RB) light and interference of reflected light with RB light may cause considerable receiver sensitivity degradation.¹

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