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Van Weerdenburg et al., 2015 - Google Patents

10 Spatial mode transmission using low differential mode delay 6-LP fiber using all-fiber photonic lanterns

Van Weerdenburg et al., 2015

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Van Weerdenburg J
Velàzquez-Benitez A
Van Uden R
Sillard P
Molin D
Amezcua-Correa A
Antonio-Lopez E
Kuschnerov M
Huijskens F
de Waardt H
Koonen T
Amezcua-Correa R
Okonkwo C
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To unlock the cost benefits of space division multiplexing transmission systems, higher spatial multiplicity is required. Here, we investigate a potential route to increasing the number of spatial mode channels within a single core few-mode fiber. Key for longer …
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