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Experimental study demonstrates 400 Gbit/s optical signal transmission over 100 km dispersion-shifted fiber, indicating high-capacity repeaterless networks with a single broadband source.
100 Gbit/s × 4 ch (400 Gbit/s) TDM-WDM optical signals generated by filtering 100 nm broadened supercontinuum are successfully transmitted within a 20 nm wavelength range over a 100 km dispersion-shifted fibre with a maximum power penalty of 2 dB.
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Morioka et al. (1996) studied this question.
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