An optical communications apparatus that is superior in terms of the quality of long-distance transmission. The optical communications apparatus has a plurality of time-division multiplexing devices and an optical multiplexer. Each of time-division multiplexing devices generates optical data sequences by subjecting two systems of optical signal sequences to time-division multiplexing. In each optical data sequence, the duty ratio of the optical pulses is 0.5 or greater, and the phase difference between adjacent optical pulses is phase. Moreover, the optical multiplexer subjects the optical data sequences input from the plurality of transmitters to wavelength-division multiplexing. Since the duty ratio is set at 0.5 or greater and the phase difference is set at phase, the soliton interaction of the optical signal sequences and the interaction between channels can be reduced, so that the reliability of the transmitted data is improved.

 
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