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  1. Wavelength agnostic WDM strategies for avionic telecommunications

    … implement WDM with minimised cooling is to use spectrum slicing to seed reflective semiconductor optical amplifiers which will be positioned at each end node. In theory these 'colourless' nodes will be temperature insensitive and capable of uncooled operation. This has been thoroughly studied …

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  2. Analysis, Design and Performance Evaluation of Optical Fiber Spectrum-Sliced WDM Systems

    … of a recently demonstrated technique, termed as spectrum-slicing, for implementing wavelength-division-multiplexing (WDM) in optical fiber systems. Conventional WDM systems employ laser diodes operating at discrete wavelengths as carriers for the different data channels that are to be …

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  3. Saddlepoint Approximation for Calculating Performance of Spectrum-Sliced WDM Systems

    Spectrum slicing is a novel technique for the implementation of wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM). While conventional WDM systems employ laser diodes operating at discrete wavelengths as carriers for the different data channels that are to be multiplexed, spectrum-sliced systems make use of …

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  4. Effect of Dispersion on SS-WDM Systems

    … is to investigate the effect of dispersion on a spectrum-sliced WDM (SS-WDM) system, specifically a system employing a single-mode optical fiber. The system performance is expressed in term of the receiver sensitivity defined as the average number of photon per bit <i>N<sub>p</i> </sub>required …

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