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511km at 2.5Gbit/s and 531km at 622Mbit/s - Unrepeatered Transmission with Remote pumped amplifiers, Forward Error Correction and Dispersion Compensation

S.S. Sian, O. Gautheron, M.S. Chaudhry, C.D. Stark, S.M. Webb, K.M. Guild, M. Mesic, J.M. Dryland, J.R. Chapman, A.R. Docker, E. Brandon, T. Barbier, P. Garabedian, and P. Bousselet

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Abstract

The transmission of 2.5Gbit/s and 622Mbit/s NRZ data over record fibre spans of 511km and 531km respectively, is demonstrated with the aid of remotely pumped post and preamplifiers, forward error correction and dispersion compensating fibre.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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