0.1-NM NARROW BANDWIDTH TRANSMISSION OF A 2.5-GB S SPECTRUM-SLICED INCOHERENT-LIGHT CHANNEL USING AN ALL-OPTICAL BANDWIDTH EXPANSION TECHNIQUE AT THE RECEIVER/
Jh. Han et al., 0.1-NM NARROW BANDWIDTH TRANSMISSION OF A 2.5-GB S SPECTRUM-SLICED INCOHERENT-LIGHT CHANNEL USING AN ALL-OPTICAL BANDWIDTH EXPANSION TECHNIQUE AT THE RECEIVER/, IEEE photonics technology letters, 10(10), 1998, pp. 1501-1503
We introduce a new all-optical technique to transmit a spectrum-sliced
incoherent channel with its optical bandwidth smaller than the conven
tional limit. As a demonstration, we reduce the optical bandwidth to o
nly 0.1 mm for the 2.5-Gb/s incoherent channel transmission, Even thou
gh the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is poor during the transmission, su
fficient SNR can be obtained through the intrachannel four-wave mixing
at the receiver. With this slim bandwidth transmission technique, the
maximum number of spectrum-sliced wavelength-division-multiplexed cha
nnels can be increased greatly and the dispersion penalty can be reduc
ed simultaneously.