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JQRGENSEN et al. : TWO-SECTION SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIER 351 [7] B. Fernier et al., “Design and realization of polarisation insensitive Integrated Opt. Optical Fiber Commun.,Kobe, Japan, paper 19C2- semiconductor optical amplifiers with low forward current,” in Dig. 3, July 1989. Opt. Arnpl. Appl., Monterey, CA, paper ME3, Aug. 1990. [9] W. B. Joyce and R. W. Dixon, “Analytical approximations for the [8] G. Eisenstein el al., “A multiple quantum well optical Fermi energy of an ideal Fermi gas,” Appl. Phys. Lett., vol. 31, amplifier/modulator integrated with a tunable DBR laser,” in Dig. pp. 354-356, 1977. Gain and Noise Penalty for Detuned 980-nm Pumping of Erbium-Doped Fiber Power Amplifiers B. Pedersen, J. Chirravuri, and W. J . Miniscalco Abstract-The impact of altering the fiber length and pump pump window around 980 nm can be obtained for power wavelength on the gain and noise performance of erbium-doped amplifiers by appropriate choice of fiber length and design, fiber power amplifiers pumped in the 980-nm band is examined. albeit with a degradation of noise figure. A gain penalty of c0.5 dB was experimentally observed over a 18-nm pump wavelength range. Theoretical analysis indicates EXPERIMENTAL that increasing the NA from 0.15 to 0.25 significantly improves the tolerance for a given gain penalty but has little effect upon The experimental setup has been described in [3]. A noise figure. For a given fiber length, th