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Hamaoka et al., 2024 - Google Patents

110.7-Tb/s Single-Mode-Fiber Transmission over 1040 km with High-Symbol-Rate 144-GBaud PDM-PCS-QAM Signals

Hamaoka et al., 2024

Document ID
12256633846874072248
Author
Hamaoka F
Nakamura M
Sasai T
Sugawara S
Kobayashi T
Miyamoto Y
Yamazaki E
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Abstract We demonstrate a 110.7-Tb/s net bitrate over 13× 80-km low-water-peak G. 652. D fiber transmission using a hybrid backward Raman amplifier and TDFA/EDFA in 18.3-THz triple-band WDM with an average 907.6-Gb/s/λ channel rate for 122-channel 144-GBaud …
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