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Experimental demonstration of tunable de-aggregation from 16-QAM to 4-PAM for two wavelength multiplexed channels using wave mixing in a single nonlinear …

Fallahpour et al., 2019

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6449033891023052084
Author
Fallahpour A
Alishahi F
Cao Y
Mohajerin-Ariaei A
Almaiman A
Liao P
Bao C
Ziyadi M
Shamee B
Touch J
Tur M
Willner A
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Optics Communications

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We experimentally demonstrate tunable de-aggregation of two data carrying optical channels using nonlinear wave mixing. For each channel, the signal and its conjugate are coherently added and subtracted in order to map the constellation points onto real and …
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