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Page 1: Soliton Research at the Lightwave Communication Systems Laboratory Ken Demarest Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science University of Kansas.

Soliton Research at the Lightwave Soliton Research at the Lightwave Communication Systems Communication Systems

LaboratoryLaboratory

Ken Demarest

Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer ScienceUniversity of Kansas

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SummarySummary

• Introduction to optical solitons

• The KU soliton generator

• The KU recirculating loop

• Preliminary soliton transmission results

• Summary and suggestion for future work

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Optical SolitonsOptical Solitons

An optical soliton is a short, high-amplitude an optical pulse that does not spread as it propagates

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Kerr Effect and ChirpKerr Effect and Chirp

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Nonlinear, Nondispersive fiberNonlinear, Nondispersive fiber

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Nonlinear Fiber with Positive Nonlinear Fiber with Positive DispersionDispersion

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Fundamental SolitonFundamental Soliton

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Soliton-based optical fiber Soliton-based optical fiber transmissiontransmission

Achieved error free distances in single-channel and WDM

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Three Types of Soliton Three Types of Soliton GeneratorsGenerators

1. Soliton laser based on mode-locking

2. Electroabsorption Modulator-based soliton generators

3. LiNbO3 Mach-Zehnder Modulator-based soliton generators

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Mach-Zehnder Soliton Mach-Zehnder Soliton GeneratorGenerator

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Amplitude ModulationAmplitude Modulation

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Pulse CompressionPulse Compression

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KU Soliton GeneratorKU Soliton Generator

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Uncompressed pulses

Compressed pulses

Mearsured Pulse CompressionMearsured Pulse Compression

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Soliton Source: OutputSoliton Source: Output

Soliton Train Data Encoded Soliton Sequence

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20GHz Time/polarization 20GHz Time/polarization Division Multiplexed Soliton Division Multiplexed Soliton

TrainTrain

PM fiber

Incident LightPolarization of

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Soliton Generator For WDMSoliton Generator For WDM

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Recirculating LoopRecirculating Loop

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KU Recirculating Loop TestsetKU Recirculating Loop Testset

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OC48 Rate Transmission OC48 Rate Transmission EmulationEmulation

Standard Fiber

75 km: Error Free

600 km: Error Free(BER<2*10-13)

1050 km: BER=2*10-10

1350 km: BER=3*10-7

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20 ps/divTransmitter

4*35 km

6*35 km

Launch power: 8 dBm -2.5 dBm

Measured, Near-Soliton Measured, Near-Soliton CharacteristicsCharacteristics

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Future WorkFuture Work

1. Long-distance 10 Gb/s or time/polarization-division-multiplexedsoliton transmission in alternating positive and negative dispersion fiber links.

2. 10 Gb/s or 20 Gb/s WDM transmission in dispersion- compensated standard fiber link with long amplifier spans.

3. Experimental demonstration of soliton control for all-optical networks.