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Noise mitigation of random data signals through linear temporal sampling based on the talbot effect

Crockett et al., 2019

Document ID
8884517269511270300
Author
Crockett B
Cortés L
Azaña J
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Noise Mitigation of Random Data Signals Through Linear Temporal Sampling Based on the Talbot Effect Page 1 M1B.2.pdf OFC 2019 © OSA 2019 Noise Mitigation of Random Data Signals Through Linear Temporal Sampling Based on the Talbot Effect Benjamin Crockett …
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