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Temperature-dependent gain and noise in fiber Raman amplifiers

S. A. E. Lewis, S. V. Chernikov, and J. R. Taylor

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Abstract

An experimental investigation of the temperature dependence of the gain and noise performance of a silica-fiber Raman amplifier is described. A decrease in the Raman scattering cross section in a fiber amplifier cooled from a temperature of 300 K to 77 K was measured and found to be in agreement with theoretical values. No difference between the Raman gain coefficients at these two temperatures was observed.

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