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Four-dimensional direct detection receiver enabling Jones-space field recovery with phase and polarization diversity

Wu et al., 2024

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2330929705101520226
Author
Wu Q
Zhu Y
Li X
Jiang H
Cheng C
Fu M
Zhang Y
Zhuge Q
Li Z
Hu W
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Publication venue
Photonics Research

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Data centers, the engines of the global Internet, rely on powerful high-speed optical interconnects. In optical fiber communication, classic direct detection captures only the intensity of the optical field, while the coherent detection counterpart utilizes both phase and …
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