Zhang et al., 2012 - Google Patents
High spectrum narrowing tolerant 112 Gb/s dual polarization QPSK optical communication systems using digital adaptive channel estimationZhang et al., 2012
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- Zhang X
- Pang X
- Dogadaev A
- Monroy I
- Zibar D
- Younce R
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- National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference
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We experimentally demonstrate high spectrum narrowing tolerant 112-Gb/s QPSK polarization multiplex system based on digital adaptive channel estimation method. The proposed algorithm is able to detect severe spectrum-narrowed signal even with 20GHz 3dB …
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