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Multigigabit-per-second standard-fiber transmission by injection-locked directly modulated lasers

H. Burkhard, S. Mohrdiek, and H. Walter

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Abstract

Intensity modulation of semiconductor lasers, together with transmission over standard monomode fibers and direct detection, is a commonly used and cost-effective method for optical communications at high bit rates. The transmission distance at a 1550-nm wavelength can exceed 50 to 80 km at 10 Gbit/s if chirp-free laser transmitters are used.1

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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