TRANSMISSION OF A TRUE SINGLE-POLARIZATION 40 GBIT S SOLITON DATA SIGNAL OVER 205KM USING A STABILIZED ERBIUM FIBER RING LASER AND 40 GHZ ELECTRONIC TIMING RECOVERY/
Ad. Ellis et al., TRANSMISSION OF A TRUE SINGLE-POLARIZATION 40 GBIT S SOLITON DATA SIGNAL OVER 205KM USING A STABILIZED ERBIUM FIBER RING LASER AND 40 GHZ ELECTRONIC TIMING RECOVERY/, Electronics Letters, 29(11), 1993, pp. 990-992
Four independently modulated 10 Gbit/s channels were transmitted over
205 km with a penalty of less than 1.5 dB. The pulse source comprised
a stabilised 10 GHz erbium fibre ring laser, multiplexed to 40 Gbit/s
in a single polarisation by four independent lithium niobate modulator
s. Following transmission the requirement to kick start the demodulato
r is avoided using a 40 GHz electronic clock recovery circuit with a 1
0 GHz output. The experiment is performed entirely with commercial com
ponents and semiconductor laser diodes.