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Material dispersion generally limits the transmission capacity of optical-fibre data links using l.e.d.s. A 137 Mb/s data link has been operated by using either AlGaAs or InGaAsP l.e.d.s at 0.89 or 1.20 μm, respectively. ‘Eye’ diagrams of the received signal for transmission over different lengths of a graded-index germanium borosilicate fibre illustrate the effects of material dispersion.
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