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160-Gb/s optical time division multiplexing and multicasting in parametric amplifiers

Brès, Camille  
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Wiberg, Andreas O. J.
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Coles, James
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2008
Optics Express

We report the generation of an optical time division multiplexed single data channel at 160 Gb/s using a one-pump fiber-optic parametric amplifier, and its subsequent multicasting. A two-pump fiber optic parametric amplifier was used to perform all-optical multicasting of 160 Gb/s channel to four data streams. New processing scheme combined the increase in signal extinction ratio and low-impairment multicasting using continuous-wave parametric pumps. Selective conjugation of 160 Gb/s was demonstrated for the first time.

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DOI
10.1364/OE.16.016609
Author(s)
Brès, Camille  
Wiberg, Andreas O. J.
Coles, James
Radic, Stojan
Date Issued

2008

Publisher

Optical Society of America

Published in
Optics Express
Volume

16

Issue

21

Start page

16609

End page

16615

Subjects

Fiber optics amplifiers and oscillators

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Fiber optics communications

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Nonlinear optics

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Fibers

Editorial or Peer reviewed

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OTHER

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