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Coherent equalization and POLMUX-RZ-DQPSK for robust 100-GE transmission

Fludger et al., 2008

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1665718586500928121
Author
Fludger C
Duthel T
Van den Borne D
Schulien C
Schmidt E
Wuth T
Geyer J
De Man E
Khoe G
de Waardt H
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Journal of lightwave technology

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We discuss the use of a coherent digital receiver for the compensation of linear transmission impairments and polarization demultiplexing in a transmission system compatible with a future 100-Gb/s Ethernet standard. We present experimental results on the transmission …
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