Reduction of non-linear effects in optical fiber communication s

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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359173, 359181, 359188, 385 1, 385 27, 385122, G02F 200

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051668211

ABSTRACT:
Non-linear effects in an optical fiber used for communicating AM signals at high power levels are reduced by increasing the linewidth of the pump laser output signal. The linewidth can be increased by optically broadening the laser output signal by driving an optical angle modulator with broadband electrical noise. The optical pump signal is then externally modulated with an AM information signal for transmission over an optical link fiber. The optical modulation can be provided using either an FM or PM optical modulator. A desired linewidth can be provided by controlling the optical modulation index during the optical modulation step and/or by controlling the bandwidth of the noise source.

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