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Bismuth-doped fibre amplifiers (BDFA) have been shown to have gain over very large bandwidths in the O-band. The total supported bandwidth range with sufficient gain is larger than C and L band combined (>9THz). Hence, high capacity short range links supported by BDFAs can have a capacity beyond that of the conventional band-multiplexed configuration with separate C and L amplification. In this presentation we review, recent work on high capacity transmission and chromatic dispersion compensation.
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