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Experimental reduction of fiber-induced intensity noise in analog optical links employing chirped fiber Bragg gratings

The use of chirped fiber Bragg gratings to mitigate dispersion-induced intensity noise in analog optical systems is experimentally demonstrated. The measurements show a 20 dB reduction in a 50 km standard single-mode optical span.

V. Polo | J. Marti | F. Ramos

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