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7x 40 Gb/s base-rate RZ all-optical broadcasting utilizing an electroabsorption modulator
Optics Express
|May 29, 2009
Abstract:
We experimentally demonstrate all-optical broadcasting through simultaneous 7 x 40 Gb/s base-rate wavelength conversion in RZ format based on cross absorption modulation in an electroabsorption modulator. In this experiment the original intensity-modulated information is successfully duplicated onto seven wavelengths that comply with the ITU-T proposal. The advantages of the proposed wavelength conversion scheme are also discussed.
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