Lightwave transmission system employing raman and rare-earth dop

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Plural

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359161, 359173, G02B 628

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060383569

ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for transmitting an optical signal in an optical communication system. The system includes a transmitter for generating the optical signal, a receiver for detecting the signal, and an optical fiber communication link interposed between the transmitter and receiver. The optical fiber communication link includes transmission optical fibers concatenated with a plurality of Raman amplifiers and at least one rare earth doped optical fiber amplifier. The method includes the steps of: amplifying the optical signal as it advances through each of the plurality of Raman amplifiers; and compensating for variations in transmission path losses to restore the optical signal to a nominal power level as it advances through the rare earth doped optical fiber amplifier by maintaining the doped optical fiber amplifier in its saturated state.

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