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Experimental demonstration of a format-flexible single-carrier coherent receiver using data-aided digital signal processing

Elschner et al., 2012

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10873377665646949005
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Elschner R
Frey F
Meuer C
Fischer J
Alreesh S
Schmidt-Langhorst C
Molle L
Tanimura T
Schubert C
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Optics Express

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We experimentally demonstrate the use of data-aided digital signal processing for format- flexible coherent reception of different 28-GBd PDM and 4D modulated signals in WDM transmission experiments over up to 7680 km SSMF by using the same resource-efficient …
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