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A ROF downstream link with optical mm-wave generation using optical phase modulator for providing broadband optical-wireless access service

Yu et al., 2006

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3808317340286680825
Author
Yu J
Chang G
Jia Z
Yi L
Su Y
Wang T
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference

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We have experimentally demonstrated a ROF downstream link with optical mm-wave generation using optical phase modulator and optical filtering for providing broadband optical-wireless access service for the first time. We extend the transmission distance limited …
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