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Soliton recovery using a nonlinear amplifying loop mirror

A nonlinear amplifying loop minor (NALM) has been used to recover 1.3 ps fundamental soliton pulses (Z/sub 0/ approximately=45 m) following transmission over 5 km of standard telecommunications fibre. The recovery has been examined as a function of the gain within the NALM. >

J. Taylor | W. Margulis | K. Rottwitt

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