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270km Transmission at 10Gbit/s in Non-Dispersion-Shifted Fibre Using an Adjustably Chirped 120mm Fibre Bragg Grating Dispersion Compensator

Peter A. Krug, Tom Stephens, Gideon Yoffe, François Ouellette, Peter Hill, and George Dhosi

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Abstract

Previous chirped fibre grating dispersion compensation experiments have been limited by the available grating length to maximum distances of 160km or less [1,2], We describe (a) a novel technique to chirp a long, axially uniform optical fibre Bragg grating, (b) use of such a chirped, 120mm grating to obtain transmission at 1.54μm through 270km of non-dispersion-shifted fibre at 10Gbit/s, and (c) first demonstration of chirped fibre grating compensation in a directly modulated system over 209km at 2.5Gbit/s.

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