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Demonstration of differential phase-shift keying demodulation at 10 Gbit s optimal fiber Bragg grating filters

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Abstract

Optimal demodulation of differential phase-shift keying signals at 10Gbits is experimentally demonstrated using a specially designed structured fiber Bragg grating composed by Fabry–Perot coupled cavities. Bit-error-rate measurements show that, as compared with a conventional Gaussian-shaped filter, our demodulator gives 2.8dB performance improvement.

© 2008 Optical Society of America

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