Error-free soliton transmission at 20 Gbit/s over 7150 km throughall-optical synchronous phase modulation

All-optical soliton synchronous phase modulation through transmission fibre is shown to enable error-free propagation of 20 Gbit/s signals up to 7150 km without the need for dispersion management. Tolerance to imperfect clock-signal synchronisation is characterised experimentally     

160 Gbit/s soliton data transmission over 200 km

Polarisation- and time-domain-multiplexed 160 Gbit/s soliton signals have been successfully transmitted over 200 km for the first time. The soliton source was a 10 GHz regeneratively modelocked fibre laser and a planar lightwave circuit was used for optical multiplexing. The soliton pulse width was ~1.5 ps. A polariser and a nonlinear loop mirror were used for demultiplexing from 160 to 10 Gbit/s     

10 Gbit/s pseudorandom dark soliton data transmission over 1200 km

A 10 Gbit/s pseudorandom (PR) dark soliton data signal has been successfully transmitted over 1200 km for the first time. The dark soliton source was a 1.53 μm DFB LD and was modulated with a push-pull Mach-Zehnder LiNbO₃ intensity modulator. A T-flip-flop circuit was used to generate the PR dark soliton. A one-bit-shifting scheme with a Mach-Zehnder interferometer was used to convert the dark soliton train into a conventional NRZ signal     

20 Gbit/s soliton transmission over transoceanic distances with a105 km amplifier span

20 Gbit/s soliton transmission over large distances (150000 km) is demonstrated in a recirculating loop with a record amplifier span of 105 km. For the first time, an electroabsorption modulator is used to provide the necessary in-line modulation control     

20 Gbit/s soliton transmission over 19 Mm using sliding-frequencyguiding filters

20 Gbit/s time-polarisation multiplexed solitons have been transmitted over 19 Mm in a recirculating loop with a 35 km amplification span using the sliding-frequency guiding filter soliton control technique. Soliton energy and sliding rate margin measurements are reported for 10 Mm     

Coherent lightwave transmission over 150 km fibre lengths at 400 Mbit/s and 1 Gbit/s data rates using phase modulation

We report coherent lightwave systems experiments over 150 km employing phase modulation at speeds of 400 Mbit/s and 1 Gbit/s. Bit error rates lower than 10?9 were attained with no evidence of an error rate floor. Receiver sensitivities of ?53.3 dBm and ?44.5 dBm (10?9 BER) achieved at 400 Mbit/s and 1 Gbit/s with a new balanced mixer receiver correspond to improvements of 10.7 dB and 7.5 dB over the best previously published direct detection results.     

Coherent lightwave transmission at 2 Gbit/s over 170 km of optical fibre using phase modulation

We report coherent lightwave transmission at a data rate of 2Gbit/s over 170 km of optical fibre. Phase modulation is employed, and a bit error rate lower than 10-9 is achieved. The receiver sensitivity of ?39.0 dBm 10-9 BER) is an improvement of 2.4 dB over the best previously published direct-detection result for non-return-to-zero transmission.     

10 Gbit/s, 1200 km error-free soliton data transmission using erbium-doped fibre amplifiers

Soliton data signals at 10 Gbit/s have been successfully transmitted for the first time through a 1200 km dispersion-shifted fibre by using 24 erbium-doped fibre amplifiers. A bit error rate below 10/sup -13/ was obtained with 2/sup 20/-1 pseudorandom patterns.<>     

20 Gb/s optical soliton data transmission over 70 km usingdistributed fiber amplifiers

20 Gb/s optical soliton data transmission is demonstrated over 70 km. Highly efficient distributed Raman amplifiers for fiber-loss compensation are realized by using high Δn dispersion-shifted single-mode fibers pumped by laser diodes. To achieve high bit rate transmission, optical multiplexing and demultiplexing techniques are also employed. The bit error rate (BER) performance dependence on the input peak power of the optical pulse is measured. No power penalty can be seen at the input peak power required for transmitting optical solitons while the BER performance degrades when decreasing the input peak power     

Straight-line soliton data transmission at 20 Gbit/s beyondGordon-Haus limit

Soliton data signals at 20 Gbit/s have been successfully transmitted over 3000 km with the use of soliton control by synchronous modulation and optical filters. The installation of only one simple modulator makes it possible to extend the maximum transmission distance from 2300 km (without soliton control) to 3000 km which is clearly beyond the Gordon-Haus limit     

80 Gbit/s soliton data transmission over 500 km with unequalamplitude solitons for timing clock extraction

Single-polarisation 80 Gbit/s soliton data signals have been successfully transmitted over 500 km. The soliton source was a modelocked fibre laser and a planar lightwave circuit was used for stable optical multiplexing. A nonlinear loop mirror was used for demultiplexing, in which unequal amplitude solitons were used for clock extraction     

Dispersion-supported transmission at 20 Gbit/s over 53 km standardsinglemode fibre

The optical transmission of 20 Gbit/s signals over a record distance of 53 km standard nondispersion-shifted singlemode fibre (SMF) without optical dispersion compensation has been demonstrated successfully using a directly modulated MQW DFB laser operating at 1544 nm     

4 Gb/s soliton data transmission over 136 km using erbium dopedfiber amplifiers

The use of semiconductor-laser-pumped erbium-doped fiber amplifiers and an externally modulated mode-locked external-cavity semiconductor laser to obtain soliton data transmission at 4 Gb/s over 136 km of nondispersion shifted fiber is described. After 136 km of transmission and at low pulse powers, the ~80 ps fiber input pulse width was broadened to ~150 ps. At high pulse powers the output pulse width was maintained at 80 ps, as expected for N=1 solitons. N =3 solitons were also observed at lower data rates     

Demonstration of sliding-filter-controlled soliton transmission at20 Gbit/s over 14 Mm

Soliton transmission of a 20 Gbit/s time/polarisation multiplexed signal over 14 Mm path in a recirculating loop with 46.3 km amplification span has been demonstrated using the sliding-filter soliton control technique. Demultiplexing was achieved by using a polarisation-insensitive electroabsorption modulator     

10Gbit/s 1070km普通单模光纤环路传输实验

本文详细介绍了光纤环路实验的基本原理和实现方法,报道了国内首次利用环路实现的１０Ｇｂｉｔ／ｓ超过１０００ｋｍ普通单模光纤（ＳＭＦ）传输实验的结果并进行了分析讨论,提出了今后进一步开展高速超长距离光纤传输实验研究应考虑的因素。     

40 Gbit/s straight-line RZ data transmission over 240 km ofstandard fibre

The authors report straight-line single-channel 40 Gbit/s RZ data transmission over 240 km of standard fibre with periodic dispersion compensation. To the authors' knowledge, this is the longest transmission distance reported in a straight-line transmission experiment, at 40 Gbit/s without any precoding. The back-to-back receiver sensitivity of the system was 18.9 dBm for a BER of 10^-9 . Transmitting data over 240 km of fibre induced a sensitivity penalty of 0.4 dB for a BER of 10^-9     

10 Gbit/s optical soliton transmission over 7200 km by using amonolithically integrated MQW-DFB-LD/MQW-EA modulator light source

The authors demonstrate 10 Gbit/s optical soliton transmission in a recirculating loop through the use of a monolithically integrated MQW-DFB-LD/MQW-EA modulator light source. The timing jitter due to the Gordon-Haus effect is successfully reduced by the optical bandpass filters conventionally used in the cascaded EDFAs to avoid the accumulation of amplified spontaneous emission. The transmission distance of 7200 km is achieved at a bit error rate of 10^-9     

20 Gbit/s soliton transmission using alternating dispersionarrangement in standard fibre systems

An alternating dispersion arrangement is proposed for soliton systems with dispersion compensation to improve soliton stabilisation. A transmission experiment at 20 Gbit/s over 2600 km long singlemode fibre was successfully demonstrated by employing this novel dispersion arrangement     

40 Gbit/s OTDM soliton transmission over transoceanic distances

40 Gbit/s soliton transmission is achieved in a recirculating loop over 10000 km, for the first time to the authors' knowledge. With a single carrier wavelength. Propagation has been tested with and without polarisation multiplexing thanks to low polarisation dependency electroabsorption modulators for in-line control and for the time demultiplexing receiver     

Nonlinear transmission of 20 Gbit/s optical time-division-multiplexed data, over 205 km of dispersion shifted fibre

Nonlinear pulse compression has been used to achieve transmission beyond the linear dispersion limit for 20 Gbit/s optical time-division-multiplexed data. Error free system operation has been achieved over an operating wavelength range of 10 nm above the wavelength of zero dispersion, in the anomalous dispersion regime.<>