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Polarization insensitive waveform restoration and channel crosstalk reduction in semiconductor optical amplifier gates using polarimetric filtering

Chan et al., 2003

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7181022198199901906
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Chan K
Chan C
Chen L
Tong F
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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We present a polarization-insensitive approach for waveform restoration in semiconductor- optical-amplifier (SOA) based optical gates using nonlinear polarization rotation in SOA and polarimetric filtering. The scheme is capable of suppressing the channel crosstalk owing to …
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