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Wavelength dependent channel performance in long haul WDM systems and its usage in all optical networks

Schuster et al., 2006

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2244510435562209
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Schuster M
Lehmann G
Schupke D
Duhovnikov S
Göger G
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Wavelength Dependent Channel Performance in Long Haul WDM Systems and its Usage in All Optical Networks Page 1 Wavelength Dependent Channel Performance in Long Haul WDM Systems and its Usage in All Optical Networks Matthias Schuster Faculty for Electrical …
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