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Effect of clipping on the performance of Nyquist-shaped dispersion-precompensated subcarrier modulation transmission with direct detection

Erkilinç et al., 2014

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13697309814902045079
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Erkilinç M
Pachnicke S
Grießer H
Bayvel P
Thomsen B
Killey R
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2014 The European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC)

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We investigate the effect of signal waveform symmetric clipping on the performance of dispersion-precompensated subcarrier modulated Nyquist-QPSK in uncompensated direct detection links. OSNR gains of 0.7 dB and 1.2 dB are achieved over 400 and 800 km of …
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