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Bidirectional single fibre links for base station remote antenna feeding

Steiner et al., 2000

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Document ID
17890722555094608909
Author
Steiner G
Baechtold W
HUNZIKER S
Publication year
Publication venue
European Conference on Networks & Optical Communications

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In this contribution the feasibility and performance of low-cost bidirectional single fibre links for analogue RF fibre-optic (FO) antenna feeding are investigated. Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) allows transmission of uplink (λopt= 1310nm) and downlink (λopt …
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