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Coherent optical pulse CDMA systems based on coherent correlation detection

Huang et al., 1999

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335318604833822204
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Huang W
Andonovic I
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IEEE transactions on communications

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Passive optical matched filtered detection (MFD) has been employed in many proposed optical pulse code division multiple access (CDMA) system implementations, driving the development of unipolar pseudo-orthogonal codes (incoherent). Coherent optical pulse …
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