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Real-time 10 Gbit/s-16 QAM quantum stream cipher transmission over 320 km with FPGA-based transmitter and receiver

Yoshida et al., 2015

Document ID
13208626033424029545
Author
Yoshida M
Hirooka T
Kasai K
Nakazawa M
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Real-time 10 Gbit/s-16 QAM Quantum Stream Cipher Transmission over 320 km with FPGA-based Transmitter and Receiver Page 1 W4F.4.pdf OFC 2015 © OSA 2015 Real-time 10 Gbit/s-16 QAM Quantum Stream Cipher Transmission over 320 km with FPGA-based Transmitter and …
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