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Chromatic dispersion monitoring technique using pilot tone carried by broadband light source

Choi et al., 2009

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12722517275648046453
Author
Choi H
Park P
Chung Y
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IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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We propose and demonstrate a simple chromatic dispersion monitoring technique based on the pilot tone generated by a broadband light source (BLS). Previously, the pilot tone has been obtained by directly modulating each transmitter laser with a small sinusoidal current …
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