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Investigations in microwave optical links-accent on QAM

Frigyes et al., 2000

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10553990659222158975
Author
Frigyes I
Hilt A
Csernyin S
Publication year
Publication venue
International Topical Meeting on Microwave Photonics MWP 2000 (Cat. No. 00EX430)

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Various-depth field descriptions and their use are summarized. Effects in optical links are investigated being of particular importance if QAM microwave signals are transmitted. In this framework modulator-induced nonlinear distortion, IBPD (In Band Power Difference) and …
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