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Issues on bit-error rate estimation for fiber-optic communication systems

Richter et al., 2005

Document ID
18359095922351421054
Author
Richter A
Koltchanov I
Kuzmin K
Myslivets E
Freund R
Publication year
Publication venue
National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference

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When designing fiber-optic networks, careful computer modeling of the systems performance is essential as lab experiments and field trials are costly and time consuming. Because of this, they should be deployed only in the final steps of a systems design. One of …
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