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Experimental study demonstrates successful 3 Tbit/s data transmission across 40 km of dispersion-shifted fiber, highlighting the viability of ultra-broadband optical networking.
A 3 Tbit/s (160 Gbit/s × 19 channels) optical signal has been successfully transmitted over 40 km of dispersion-shifted fibre. Low noise supercontinuum signal pulse sources and 70 nm bandwidth tellurite-based optical amplifiers are used for 3 Tbit/s signal generation and amplification.
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