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Experimental study of polarization-switched-QPSK subcarrier modulation and iterative demapping on optical OFDM systems

Masalkina et al., 2011

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2945892610849302653
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Masalkina E
Dischler R
Buelow H
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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Experimental Study of Polarization-Switched-QPSK Subcarrier Modulation and Iterative Demapping on Optical OFDM Systems ( ) ( ) Page 1 Experimental Study of Polarization-Switched-QPSK Subcarrier Modulation and Iterative Demapping on Optical OFDM Systems E. Masalkina1, R …
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