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PMD tolerant direct-detection polarization division multiplexed OFDM systems with MIMO processing

Wei et al., 2012

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3747336192051722258
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Wei C
Lin C
Wang C
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This work proposes a novel direct-detection polarization division multiplexed OFDM scheme without the need of dynamic polarization control at a polarization-diverse receiver, and the proposed scheme is robust against polarization mode dispersion. Setting the frequency …
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