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60-GHz-band 155-Mb/s and 1.5-Gb/s baseband time-slotted full-duplex radio-over-fiber access network

Olmos et al., 2008

Document ID
12932449833409971724
Author
Olmos J
Kuri T
Kitayama K
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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We demonstrate a time-slotted full-duplex analog/digital hybrid radio-over-fiber access network unit. A reflective semiconductor optical amplifier at the access point is used to erase the downlink 1.5-Gb/s baseband signal for 60-GHz-band 155-Mb/s uplink signal on the …
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