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Experimental comparison of nonlinear compensation in long-haul PDM-QPSK transmission at 42.7 and 85.4 Gb/s

Millar et al., 2009

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1465407336592424019
Author
Millar D
Makovejs S
Mikhailov V
Killey R
Bayvel P
Savory S
Publication year
Publication venue
2009 35th European Conference on Optical Communication

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We compare the nonlinear limits of 42.7 and 85.4 Gb/s PDM-QPSK transmission. Intra- channel nonlinearity compensation is demonstrated, with increase of optimum lauchn power by 1 bB in each case and corresponding increase in maximum reach to 11635 km and 8100 …
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