Liu et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Low-complexity blind polarization demultiplexing and frequency domain equalization for coherent passive optical network systemsLiu et al., 2020
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- 1317363181454349033
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- Liu N
- Ju C
- Li C
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- Optical Engineering
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Algorithmic and architectural options and trade-offs between performance and complexity/power dissipation are necessary to consider in the transfer of coherent technology from long-haul transmission to short-reach application. An adaptive equalization …
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