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A alternância de fase inicial dos pulsos RZ com ciclo de trabalho além de 50% no link gerenciado por dispersão ajuda a estabilizar as transmissões de sólitons DM. A propagação estável de solitons de pulsos RZ tão amplos deve aliviar as dificuldades de projeto de sistemas DWDM baseados em solitons devido à menor ocupação/canal espectral. Para a prova de conceito, transmissões WDM de 40 Gbit/s são investigadas numericamente e a alternância de fase inicial melhorou a distância de transmissão pelo fator de 2 no regime limitado de interação soliton-soliton. A vantagem deste conceito também foi verificada através da realização de experimentos de transmissão WDM de 40 Gbit/s simples e 8 canais usando técnicas OTDM com alternância de fase inicial.
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Hitoshi MURAI, Hiromi T. YAMADA, Kozo FUJII, "Analysis and Experiment on Soliton-Based WDM Transmission Employing Initial Phase Alternation with OTDM Techniques" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 2, pp. 438-445, February 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The initial phase alternation of RZ pulses having duty cycle beyond 50% in dispersion-managed-link is found to help stabilize DM solitons transmissions. The stable soliton propagation of such wide RZ pulses should ease the difficulties designing soliton-based DWDM systems due to less spectral occupancy/channel. For the proof of concept, 40 Gbit/s WDM transmissions are numerically investigated and the initial phase alternation improved the transmission distance by the factor of 2 in the soliton-soliton interaction limited regime. The advantage of this concept has also been verified by conducting 40 Gbit/s single and 8 channels WDM transmission experiments using OTDM techniques with initial phase alternation.
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