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Yu et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Method of digital signal process aided by control signal for burst-mode coherent receivers

Yu et al., 2015

Document ID
16025426118819726687
Author
Yu J
Wang L
Liao P
Yan Z
Cui X
Chen X
Ji Y
Shang D
Zhang Q
Liu Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Engineering

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We propose a method of digital signal processing for a burst-mode coherent receiver, which can recover the burst data rapidly aided by a control signal. The feasibility and effectiveness of our proposed method are demonstrated in a 128 Gbps polarization division multiplexed …
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