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Takahara et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Can Discrete Multi-Tone reduce the cost for short reach systems?

Takahara et al., 2015

Document ID
7396301262314474325
Author
Takahara T
Tanaka T
Nishihara M
Tao Z
Li L
Rasmussen J
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Digital Signal processing is going on spreading from long reach systems to short reach systems like inter-/intra-data center systems. The cost requirements for short reach systems are more stringent than requirements for long reach systems. And digital signal processing …
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