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Self-regulating WDM amplifier module for scalable lightwave networks

By placing a set of pump-shared, gain-compressed, amplifying fibers in parallel between a multiplexer pair, one obtains a simple WDM gain module suitable for large transparent multiwavelength networks. Systems employing such modules self-adjust for transparency on a channel-by-channel basis without servo-loops. >

Gee-Kung Chang | Evan L. Goldstein | Lars Erik Eskildsen | Chinlon Lin | M. Z. Iqbal

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