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Song et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Simultaneous turbulence mitigation and mode demultiplexing using one MPLC in a two-mode 200-Gbit/s free-space OAM-multiplexed link

Song et al., 2020

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1897307511959406691
Author
Song H
Su X
Song H
Zhang R
Zhao Z
Liu C
Pang K
Hu N
Almaiman A
Zach S
Cohen N
Molisch A
Boyd R
Tur M
Willner A
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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We experimentally utilize a multi-plane light convertor (MPLC) for simultaneous orbital- angular-momentum (OAM) mode demultiplexing and turbulence-induced crosstalk mitigation. Results show up to 15-dB reduction of crosstalk in a two-mode 200-Gbit/s OAM …
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