Fundamental properties of 10Gbit/s coherent optical code
division multiplexing : Experiment
- Title :
Fundamental properties of 10Gbit/s coherent optical code
division multiplexing : Experiment
- Authors :
N. Wada and K. Kitayama
- Journal :
Optical Review., vol.5, pp. 31-38, 1998.
- Abstract :
Coherent optical code division multiplexing is a novel method using
the phase of optical pulse as the bipolar code for future fiber-optic
communication networks. Some optical bipolar codes with a repetition
frequency over 10 GHz are generated experimentally and their
fundamental propeties are elucidated. The key features of the method,
auto- and cross-correlation of these codes, are shown experimentally
and compared with the theoretical results. Interference between two
optical narrow pulses with high repetition frequency is investigated
experimentally under various conditions of optical phase and
wavelength as the basis of the method. A guaranty of realization of
the technique is shown.
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