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Silicon microring IQ modulator enabled single sideband OFDM transmission

Xu et al., 2019

Document ID
620368571681386114
Author
Xu Y
Lyu M
Rusch L
Shi W
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Silicon Microring IQ Modulator Enabled Single Sideband OFDM Transmission Page 1 Th2A.28.pdf OFC 2019 © OSA 2019 Silicon Microring IQ Modulator Enabled Single Sideband OFDM Transmission Yelong Xu, Mingyang Lyu, Leslie Rusch and Wei Shi* Department of …
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