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Jitter performances of STM‐16 line regenerator in SDH system

Ricchiuti et al., 1997

Document ID
16516288910649374773
Author
Ricchiuti V
Falcucci M
Centoletti P
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Communication Systems

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In the modern high‐speed telecommunication networks on fiber optic (SDH standard), the long distance transmission links (eg a transoceanic transmission line) employ several cascaded regenerators. To ensure the synchronization of these networks, the jitter at each …
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