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Coherent 100 Gb/s PM-QPSK field trial

Birk et al., 2010

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10844230952134090405
Author
Birk M
Gerard P
Curto R
Nelson L
Zhou X
Magill P
Schmidt T
Malouin C
Zhang B
Ibragimov E
Khatana S
Glavanovic M
Lofland R
Marcoccia R
Saunders R
Nicholl G
Nowell M
Forghieri F
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IEEE Communications Magazine

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The development of 100 Gb/s transponder technology is progressing rapidly to meet the needs of next-generation optical/IP carrier networks. Video-driven IP traffic growth continues together with the need for ever higher-speed ports on IP routers, Ethernet switches, and OTN …
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