Comparative Characteristics between L-Band EDFA, L-Band EDFA Utilising Single FBG and Dual Stage L-Band EDFA Utilising Dual FBG Configurations

M. Safuan Zainudin; N.A.M. Ahmad Hambali; Goh Chee Seong; M. Shakirin Abu Hurera; N. Roshidah; M.H.A. Wahid; M.M. Shahimin; A. Zakiah Malek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.815.348

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Comparative Characteristics between L-Band EDFA, L-Band EDFA Utilising Single FBG and Dual Stage L-Band EDFA Utilising Dual FBG Configurations

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The development was conducted with three configurations of L-Band EDFA, L-Band EDFA utilising Single FBG and Dual Stage L-Band EDFA utilising Dual FBG. The configurations utilising the FBG using 35 meter M-12 Fibercore EDF as the gain medium to amplify the input signal power in the L-band region. The gain enhancement has shown by the Dual Stage L-Band EDFA utilising Dual FBG by injecting low input signal power of -10 dBm. The flat amplitude of OSNR at 33.358 dB was produced at injected wavelength from 1570 nm to 1605 nm.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 815)

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M. Safuan Zainudin, N.A.M. Ahmad Hambali, Goh Chee Seong, M. Shakirin Abu Hurera, N. Roshidah, M.H.A. Wahid, M.M. Shahimin, A. Zakiah Malek

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Dual FGB, Dual Stage EDFA, EDFA, L-Band Region

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