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Demonstration of 2.7-PPB receiver sensitivity using PDM-QPSK with 4-PPM and unrepeatered transmission over a single 370-km unamplified ultra-large-area fiber …

Liu et al., 2011

Document ID
13598882273022549894
Author
Liu X
Chandrasekhar S
Wood T
Tkach R
Burrows E
Winzer P
Publication year
Publication venue
2011 37th European Conference and Exhibition on Optical Communication

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Demonstration of 2.7-PPB receiver sensitivity using PDM-QPSK with 4-PPM and unrepeatered transmission over a single 370-km unamp Page 1 Demonstration of 2.7-PPB Receiver Sensitivity Using PDMQPSK with 4-PPM and Unrepeatered Transmission over a Single 370-km …
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