Abstract
A temperature independent 80-Gb/s 100-km transmission system is demonstrated
with the use of spectral phase modulation-based tunable dispersion compensator
(TDC). The principle of dispersion compensation based on spectral phase modulation
as well as the relationship between spectral phase modulation function and group
velocity dispersion (GVD) are theoretically studied. TDC based on spectral phase
modulation is implemented. The performance of 80-Gb/s transmission system is
experimentally evaluated. The non-linear relationship between temperature and
temperature-induced dispersion fluctuations is demonstrated through the asymmetric
temperature-induced power penalty without dispersion compensation. With respect to
the low temperature area, the temperature-induced dispersion fluctuations are
smaller than those in the high temperature area. By using the proposed TDC,
temperature independent 80-Gb/s transmission is successfully demonstrated under a
temperature range of -20 - 60 °C with a power penalty of less than 0.8 dB.
© 2012 Chinese Optics Letters
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