SOA And RSOA Based Full-Duplex DWDM Transmission System
Journal Title: International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering - Year 2017, Vol 6, Issue 1
Abstract
Due to rapid increases of the on-demand services a bidirectional DWDM transport system employing SOA and RSOA is proposed and demonstrated. Brilliant performances of BER were achieved for both down/up-link transmissions over a 100-km SMF.
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ARDHENDU SEKHAR PATRA
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