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Comparison of PAM formats for 200 Gb/s short reach transmission systems

Wettlin et al., 2020

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2732145224374383422
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Wettlin T
Rahman T
Wei J
Calabrò S
Stojanovic N
Pachnicke S
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Comparison of PAM Formats for 200 Gb/s Short Reach Transmission Systems Page 1 Th2A.37.pdf OFC 2020 © OSA 2020 Comparison of PAM Formats for 200 Gb/s Short Reach Transmission Systems Tom Wettlin1*, Talha Rahman2, Jinlong Wei2, Stefano Calabrò2, Nebojsa Stojanovic2 …
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