Raman amplifiers for telecommunications

By M. Islam. 2002

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Raman amplification for fiber communications systems (2003, background): “number of review articles and chapters have been published [7]–[10].”
Coherent Equalization and POLMUX-RZ-DQPSK for Robust 100-GE Transmission (2008, background): “POLMUX signals typically suffer from cross-phase modulation between the orthogonally polarized signals at the same wavelength [20], whereas distributed Raman amplification leads to an increase in the path-averaged power [21].”
Towards ultrasensitive optical links enabled by low-noise phase-sensitive amplifiers (2011, background): “It has long been recognized that phase-sensitive amplifiers (PSAs) can be used to realize practical, deterministic noise-free amplification, although, currently, all commercial optical amplifiers are phase-insensitiv”
Flat-Gain L-Band Raman-EDFA Hybrid Optical Amplifier for Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexed System (2013, background): “[6] presented the performance limitation of EDFAs and a preliminary theoretical analysis of RamanEDFA HOA has been described.”
Supercontinuum Generation in Optical Fibers (2016, background): “and Stolen, R.H. (1976). New nanosecond continuum for excited-state spectroscopy, App.”
Amplified wavelength–time transformation for real-time spectroscopy (2008, background): “In DCF, for example, it has been shown that fairly broadband signals can be uniformly amplified and simultaneously dispersed using multiple Raman pump lasers spaced over suitable wavelength interval”
Tunable Raman Soliton Source Using Mode-Locked Tm–Ho Fiber Laser (2007, unknown): “Polarization controllers were used to optimize the performance since the Raman frequency shift exhibits a strong dependence on the input polarization [ 17 ].”
Quantum random number generators (2016, methodology): “This mechanism is used in many photonic devices for amplification and wavelength conversion (Islam, 2002; Jalali et al., 2006) as well as in multiple applications in spectroscopy (Colthup et al.”
Dispersion-compensating fibers (2000, unknown): “16 displays the simulation results of EWBDK and EHSDK for compensation of an 80-km SSMF and an 80-km TWRS, respectively.”