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Amplification of 5 modes carrying each 100Gb/s with a few mode EDFA

Philippe Genevaux, Christian Simonneau, Guillaume Le Cocq, Yves Quiquempois, Laurent Bigot, Jean-François Morizur, and Gabriel Charlet

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Abstract

We built an optical Few Mode Amplifier supporting 5 modes. Moderate crosstalk between modes has been measured thanks to careful design and alignment optimization. Simultaneous amplification of 100Gbits/ PDM-QPSK signal over 5 modes is demonstrated.

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