Transmission method and an optical link using multiplexing with

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359174, 359160, 359124, 359161, H04B 1016

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ABSTRACT:
A link using spectrum multiplexing, in which link an amplifying fiber amplifies a plurality of multiplexed carrier waves. The invention makes it possible to maintain a flat spectrum distribution of the gain of the amplifying fiber when the number of carrier waves varies. For that purpose, light that is amplified by the amplifying fiber and that is independent of the carrier waves is servo-controlled in power. The light is constituted by a reverse amplified spontaneous emission. After being filtered in a filter and detected by a photodiode, the light controls the power supplied to two laser diodes for pumping the fiber. The invention applies in particular to implementing optical transmission networks.

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