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Wavelength conversion of 80 Gbit/s optical DQPSK using FWM in a highly non-linear fibre

Tokle et al., 2005

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8894772177888036930
Author
Tokle T
Geng Y
Peucheret C
Jeppesen P
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Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference

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Wavelength Conversion of 80 Gbit/s Optical DQPSK using FWM in a Highly Non-linear Fibre Page 1 Wavelength Conversion of 80 Gbit/s Optical DQPSK using FWM in a Highly Non-linear Fibre T. Tokle, Y. Geng, C. Peucheret and P. Jeppesen Research Center COM …
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