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Yazdani, 2016 - Google Patents

Contributions to optimal detection in OTDM and OCDMA optical receivers

Yazdani, 2016

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Yazdani A
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Recent developments in optical communication systems have increased the performance of optical networks. Low attenuation fiber optics, high spectral purity lasers and optical amplifiers, among others, are systems that have allowed to transport terabits per second …
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