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This chapter provides an overview of considerations for the development of semi‐ conductor optical amplifiers (SOA) for the next generations of packet-switched opti‐ cal networks. SOA devices are suitable candidates in order to realize highperformance optical gates due to their high extinction ratio and fast switching time. However such devices also introduce linear and nonlinear noise. The impact of SOA devices on several modulation formats via theoretical model, numerical simu‐ lation, and experimental validation is studied. Impairments introduced by SOAs are considered in order to derive some general network design rules.

Semiconductor Optical Amplifier for Next Generation of High Data Rate Optical Packet-Switched Networks