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In this letter, first, the symmetric 100-Gb/s time and wavelength-division-multiplexed passive optical network system is experimentally demonstrated, based on the directly modulated lasers (DMLs) modulated by 25-Gb/s none-return-to-zero signals. A bypass delay interferometer (DI) is deployed in the optical line terminal to mitigate the signal distortion caused by the DML chirp and fiber chromatic dispersion. The experimental results show that with the DI, error free transmission is achieved over 25-km single mode fiber with a power budget of 42 dB, which could support 1:1024 splitting ratio. Moreover, the transmission performance of differential fiber length and burst-mode operation is also investigated.
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