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Seamless sub-band wavelength conversion of Tb/s-class CO-OFDM superchannels

You et al., 2014

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1920321853478273127
Author
You S
Li C
Yang Q
Luo M
Qiu Y
Xiao X
Yu S
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IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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We experimentally demonstrate a sub-band wavelength conversion scheme based on four- wave mixing in high-nonlinear fiber for multiple Tb/s-class superchannel coherent optical orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing networks. Combined with the wavelength …
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