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When a chirped intensity‐modulated light signal is transmitted through a dispersive optical fiber, substantial nonlinear distortion and intensity noise are generated due to the laser frequency chirping and the FM‐AM conversion. This paper presents a new theoretical analysis of these effects. Based on a concise system input‐output representation, the intensity noise and the nonlinear distortion after fiber transmission are determined and given by simple analytical expressions. The classical Volterra‐Wiener theory is applied to ascertain the system dynamic nonlinea‐rity. It is shown how the laser intensity and phase noise, the fiber length and dispersion as well as the intensity modulation, affect the overall system performance. In particular, their impact on multichannel analog TV transmission systems is investigated.
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