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WDM compatible and electrically tunable SPE-OCDMA system based on the temporal self-imaging effect

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Abstract

A coding/decoding setup for a spectral phase encoding optical code-division multiple access (SPE-OCDMA) system has been developed. The proposal is based on the temporal self-imaging effect and the use of an easily tunable electro-optic phase modulator to achieve line-by-line coding of the transmitted signal, thus assuring compatibility with WDM techniques. Modulation of the code is performed at the same rate as the data, avoiding the use of high-bandwidth electro-optic modulators. As proof of concept of the technique, experimental results are presented for a back-to-back coder/decoder setup transmitting a 10GHz unmodulated optical pulse train within an 80GHz optical window and using 8-chip Hadamard codes.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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