1989
DOI: 10.1049/el:19890475
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10 Gbit/s, 100 km optical fibre transmission experiment using high-speed MQW DFB-LD and back-illuminated GaInAs APD

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“…Qout(k) = Q I /~ (4) where Q, is the S I N ratio of the first amplifier output. Thus, Qr through k amplifiers is expressed as follows:…”
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“…Qout(k) = Q I /~ (4) where Q, is the S I N ratio of the first amplifier output. Thus, Qr through k amplifiers is expressed as follows:…”
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“…Multigigabit-per-second lightwave communication experiments have been conducted at several laboratories [ 11- [4]. As bit rates become higher, differences between the optical transmission output power and the receiver detectable power become increasingly smaller.…”
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“…To remove these obstacles, the two approaches can be considered: (1) research and development of LDs and APDs with improved performance; and (2) separation of the Copyright © 2017 The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers functions and proper assignments to various devices. With regard to the first option, application of ultra-fine grating technologies could made possible 10 Gbit/s transmission to long distances [4], [5]. With regard to the second option, a logical leap to accelerate the progress is to develop the key technologies which boost the advantages of each device.…”
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