Titlebook: Nonlinear Optics in Telecommunications; Thomas Schneider Textbook 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Modulation.Optical Signal Pr

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978-3-642-05772-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004

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Nonlinear Optics in Telecommunications978-3-662-08996-5Series ISSN 1439-2674

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Brillouin Scatteringthe case of Raman scattering, strong scattered fields require high intensity light sources only available with lasers. For small intensities the scattered part of the field is very weak. Hence, Brillouin scattering was out of practical interest until the sixties.

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Nonlinear Lasers and Amplifiersmain (OTDM) to form a high-bit-rate channel. These high-bit-rate channels with data rates of 10 or 40 Gbit/s are then again multiplexed in the wavelength domain (WDM). For an increase of the transmission capacity in an OTDM-WDM system, in principle, three ways are possible:

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Nonlinear Optical Phase Conjugationrticular circumstances, it is possible to compensate optical distortions with NPC and optical pulses in a fiber can be regenerated. Therefore, in the range of optical telecommunications the NPC, can be exploited for the compensation of group velocity dispersion [193] as well as nonlinear effects like SPM [194] or Raman scattering [195].

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Overview of Linear Optical Effectssorbed, an excitation of the particles onto a higher energy level is the result. In this case the band gap of the material is smaller or equal to the energy of the photons (.). After the absorption, the excitation of the atom can decay in many different ways. The most important, in the context of op