Optical amplifiers, optical communication systems networks using

Optical: systems and elements – Optical amplifier – Correction of deleterious effects

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359344, G02B 626

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052239721

ABSTRACT:
In an optical amplifying apparatus of this invention, there are provided an optical amplifier part for giving a gain to an input light from outside and a selective loss part for giving a light loss of a prescribed ratio for different polarization modes in order to compensate for a polarization dependency of the amplification factor between the input and output lights. Thus, the difference of amplification factors for the different polarization modes is compensated for, as a whole of the apparatus. This polarization non-dependent type optical amplifying apparatus has solved the polarization dependency without degrading other characteristics, so that this can be preferably used in a optical communication system or network. Further, this amplifying apparatus does not require so many external optical components, so this is suitable to the fabrication of a module and is preferably contained in an integrated optical node.

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