Suppression and Compensation of the Third-Order Dispersion Effect on Polarization Modes in Birefringent Fibers
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The influence of the third-order dispersion (TOD) on polarization mode dispersion (PMD) is investigated. It is found that the TOD effect destroys orthogonal polarization modes in optical birefringent fibers. A new method is proposed to compensate for the PMD by means of cascading the fibers with the positive and negative TOD. This has been proved to be practicable in long transmission.
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XU Wen-Cheng, CHEN Wei-Cheng, LUO Ai-Ping, CUI Hu, CHEN Yong-Zhu, LIU Song-Hao. Suppression and Compensation of the Third-Order Dispersion Effect on Polarization Modes in Birefringent Fibers[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2001, 18(9): 1222-1224.
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XU Wen-Cheng, CHEN Wei-Cheng, LUO Ai-Ping, CUI Hu, CHEN Yong-Zhu, LIU Song-Hao. Suppression and Compensation of the Third-Order Dispersion Effect on Polarization Modes in Birefringent Fibers[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2001, 18(9): 1222-1224.
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XU Wen-Cheng, CHEN Wei-Cheng, LUO Ai-Ping, CUI Hu, CHEN Yong-Zhu, LIU Song-Hao. Suppression and Compensation of the Third-Order Dispersion Effect on Polarization Modes in Birefringent Fibers[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2001, 18(9): 1222-1224.
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XU Wen-Cheng, CHEN Wei-Cheng, LUO Ai-Ping, CUI Hu, CHEN Yong-Zhu, LIU Song-Hao. Suppression and Compensation of the Third-Order Dispersion Effect on Polarization Modes in Birefringent Fibers[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2001, 18(9): 1222-1224.
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