- Publication . Article . 1992Open Access EnglishAuthors:Richard Ian Laming; Michalis N. Zervas; David N. Payne;Richard Ian Laming; Michalis N. Zervas; David N. Payne;
doi: 10.1109/68.180571
Country: United KingdomIt is shown that for practical pump powers ( 33 dB) and low noise figure (3 dB) cannot simultaneously be achieved with a conventional codirectionally pumped EDFA. However, using a codirectionally pumped composite EDFA incorporating an isolator overcomes the problem, and an amplifier with 51 dB (54 dB) gain and 3.1 dB noise figure (NF) for only 45 mW (93 mW) of pump power is demonstrated. >
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- Publication . Article . 1992Open Access EnglishAuthors:Richard Ian Laming; Michalis N. Zervas; David N. Payne;Richard Ian Laming; Michalis N. Zervas; David N. Payne;
doi: 10.1109/68.180571
Country: United KingdomIt is shown that for practical pump powers ( 33 dB) and low noise figure (3 dB) cannot simultaneously be achieved with a conventional codirectionally pumped EDFA. However, using a codirectionally pumped composite EDFA incorporating an isolator overcomes the problem, and an amplifier with 51 dB (54 dB) gain and 3.1 dB noise figure (NF) for only 45 mW (93 mW) of pump power is demonstrated. >
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