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Multi-channel return-to-zero signal regeneration using a single phase modulator and an AWG

Yu et al., 2010

Document ID
403873588999470085
Author
Yu Y
Ingham J
Rosas-Fernandez J
Wonfor A
Penty R
White I
Publication year
Publication venue
2010 Conference on Optical Fiber Communication (OFC/NFOEC), collocated National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference

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Multi-channel return-to-zero signal regeneration using a single phase modulator and an AWG Page 1 Multi-channel return-to-zero signal regeneration using a single phase modulator and an AWG Y. Yu, JD Ingham, JB Rosas–Fernández, A. Wonfor, RV Penty and IH White Centre for …
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