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Nonlinear Optical Effects in Ultra High Power Amplifiers: analysis, possible mitigations and impact on the FSO system design

Prof. Ernesto Ciaramella

Scuola Superiore Sant'anna

Day

Friday · 2026-10-16

Time

2:00 PM - 3:20 PM

Track

Track 3

Session

Optical Amplifiers for Optical Communication

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ICSO 2026 Conference Venue

Hall Track 3Session Optical Amplifiers for Optical Communication

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High-power FSO systems face significant nonlinear impairments when connecting booster amplifiers to telescopes via short fiber segments. Numerical analysis reveals that these effects, previously considered negligible in free space, can degrade signal integrity in high-power satellite links. Identifying these limitations allows for optimized amplifier design to maintain high data rates in Tbps intersatellite and feeder networks.

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Topics & Subtopics

Optical CommunicationsQuantum TechnologiesIntersatellite LinksAtmospheric TurbulenceOptical AmplifiersSpace TelescopesOptical Materials

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