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BER-adaptive flexible-format transmitter for elastic optical networks

Choi et al., 2012

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13995777545256597602
Author
Choi H
Tsuritani T
Morita I
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Optics express

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We propose a new optical transmitter which is capable of changing flexibly the modulation format of the optical signal. By using this transmitter, we can handle and assign various modulation formats: binary phase shift keying (BPSK), quadrature phase shift keying …
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