2021 European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/ecoc52684.2021.9605986
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63.2Tb/s Real-time Transmission Through Discrete Extended C- and L-Band Amplification in a 440km SMF Link

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“…There have been substantial efforts to implement the MBT systems to the optical transmission network. In the lab test validation, recently, using discrete amplifiers covering a 97 nm wavelength range, a 63.2 Tbit/s system transmitting over 440 km has been demonstrated, which shows a feasible implementation of the MBT system in the metropolitan networks [9]. In [10], a 112.8 Tbit/s real-time transmission over 101 km G.654.E fiber has been demonstrated, which is amplified by thulium-doped fiber amplifiers (TDFA) for S band and erbium-doped fiber amplifiers (EDFA) for C+L band with the help of hybrid forward-and backward-pumped distributed Raman amplifiers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…There have been substantial efforts to implement the MBT systems to the optical transmission network. In the lab test validation, recently, using discrete amplifiers covering a 97 nm wavelength range, a 63.2 Tbit/s system transmitting over 440 km has been demonstrated, which shows a feasible implementation of the MBT system in the metropolitan networks [9]. In [10], a 112.8 Tbit/s real-time transmission over 101 km G.654.E fiber has been demonstrated, which is amplified by thulium-doped fiber amplifiers (TDFA) for S band and erbium-doped fiber amplifiers (EDFA) for C+L band with the help of hybrid forward-and backward-pumped distributed Raman amplifiers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In the same year, in another demonstration, they realized a field and laboratory demonstration of 48 nm optical transport with real-time 32T (80 × 400 G) over G.652 fiber distances up to 640 km . In 2021, they realized a real-time demonstration of 12-λ × 800-Gb/s single-carrier 90.5-GBd DP-64QAM-PCS coherent transmission over 1122 km ultralow-loss G.654.E fiber and 63.2 Tb/s real-time transmission through discrete extended C- and L-band amplification in a 440 km SMF link . As for large-capacity transmission, in ref , they demonstrated a 107.6 Tb/s throughput based on the generalized mutual information (GMI) over a terrestrial 3-span 220 km SSMF (standard single-mode fiber) transmission link leveraged by fully discrete C- and L-band amplification and 124 high-baud rate 95 Gbaud PCS (probabilistic constellation shaping) 64QAM signals.…”
Section: Research Progress On Long-distance Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…187 In 2021, they realized a real-time demonstration of 12-λ × 800-Gb/s single-carrier 90.5-GBd DP-64QAM-PCS coherent transmission over 1122 km ultralow-loss G.654.E fiber 188 and 63.2 Tb/s real-time transmission through discrete extended C-and L-band amplification in a 440 km SMF link. 189 As for large-capacity transmission, in ref 190, they demonstrated a 107.6 Tb/s throughput based on the generalized mutual information (GMI) over a terrestrial 3span 220 km SSMF (standard single-mode fiber) transmission link leveraged by fully discrete C-and L-band amplification and 124 high-baud rate 95 Gbaud PCS (probabilistic constellation shaping) 64QAM signals. In ref 191, they realized the capacity of 72.64 Tb/s WDM transmission at 12.29 bits/s/Hz over a 100 km G.654D fiber which is a single optical line system, using a 43-channel DWDM configuration.…”
Section: Research Progress On Long-distance Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%