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  • OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 2000),
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The Impact of Non-linear Fiber Effects on Fiber Choice for Ultimate Transmission Capacity

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Abstract

The rapidly growing traffic in today’s optical long-haul transmission systems requires a manifold increase in capacity. This can be achieved by increasing the bit-rate per channel or by increasing the number of channels transmitted simultaneously in a WDM system. An increase in the number of channels, in turn, requires an extension of the used spectral range or a tighter packing of the channels and therefore a better utilization of the available optical bandwidth.

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