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It has been demonstrated that signal distortions arising from the interplay of linear dispersion and fibre nonlinearity can be annihilated completely in a system incorporating a midway optical-phase conjugator by requiring perfect power symmetry and vanishing second-order dispersion. The authors present a detailed numerical analysis for upgrading the embedded standard single-mode fibre system to ultrahigh capacities beyond 10 Gbit/s. It is shown that, as long as the fibre-input power is adjusted to the amplifier spacing according to a simple formalism, a nearly data-rate-independent transmission over the anomalous-dispersive standard fibre is achievable.
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Breuer et al. (1996) studied this question.
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