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5G fronthauls with multicore fibers: CPRI signals performance degradation induced by intercore crosstalk

Rebola et al., 2019

Document ID
12873283175672167828
Author
Rebola J
Alves T
Cartaxo A
Marques A
Publication year
Publication venue
Broadband Access Communication Technologies XIII

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Weakly-coupled multicore fibers (MCFs) have been proposed to support the huge data capacity demanded by future 5G fronthauls. However, in MCFs, intercore crosstalk (ICXT), ie, power coupling between different MCF cores, can degrade significantly the performance …
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