论文信息 - Toward terabit/s single-channel transmission

Toward terabit/s single-channel transmission

The considerable challenge of terabit/s single-channel optical transmission using a femtosecond pulse train is presented. Recent improvements in input pulse quality and a walk-off free dispersion-flattened nonlinear loop mirror for demultiplexing are described.

M. Nakazawa

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