Article comprising an L-Band optical fiber amplifier

Optical: systems and elements – Optical amplifier – Optical fiber

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359124, H01S 300

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061411426

ABSTRACT:
L-band EDFA (Er-doped fiber amplifier) characteristics are improved by provision of filter means in the C-band, the filter means having a figure of merit greater than 400dB.multidot.nm. The filter means can be discrete and/or distributed filter means. In preferred embodiments, two or more full C-band blazed fiber Bragg, gratings are used.

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