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September 1, 1996IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

Dispersion-penalty-free transmission over 130-km standard fiber using a 1.55-μm, 10-Gb/s integrated EA/DFB laser with low-extinction ratio and negative chirp

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YPY.K. ParkNokia (United States)TNT.V. NguyenMarvell (United States)PMPaul A. MortonInfosys (India)

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