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Title:	All-optical pulse processing for advanced photonic communication system
Author:	BRADLEY, LOUISE DONEGAN, JOHN FRANCIS
Author's Homepage:	http://people.tcd.ie/bradlel
Keywords:	dispersion monitoring, wavelength division multiplexing, two-photon absorption, microcavity, optical pulse processing, optical communications, code division multiplexing.
Issue Date:	2008
Publisher:	IEEE
Citation:	L.P. Barry, K. Bondarezuk, K.J. Dexter, P.J. Magure, D.A. Reid, J. O’Dowd, W.H. Guo, M. Lynch, A.L. Bradley and J.F. Donegan ‘All-optical pulse processing for advanced photonic communication system in Proceedings of the 10th Anniversary International Conference on : Transparent Optical Networks, ICTON 2008, 22-26 June 2008, 2, IEEE, (2008), pp 92 - 95
Series/Report no.:	2
Abstract:	This paper investigates the use of a Two-Photon Absorption photodetector for high speed processing of ultrashort optical pulses in advanced photonic communication systems. Specifically the paper describes how the Two-Photon Absorption photodetector maybe employed for chromatic dispersion monitoring in high-speed, wavelength division multiplexed networks, and also for reducing multiple access interference noise in an optical code division multiplexed system.
Description:	PUBLISHED
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2262/31166
Appears in Collections:	Physics (Scholarly Publications)

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