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80 Gbit/s, 256 QAM coherent transmission over 150 km with an injection-locked homodyne receiver

Kasai et al., 2015

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15877815767823163678
Author
Kasai K
Wang Y
Beppu S
Yoshida M
Nakazawa M
Publication year
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Optics Express

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We demonstrate an 80 Gbit/s, 5 Gsymbol/s 256 QAM coherent optical transmission by employing an injection-locked homodyne detection circuit based on both fiber lasers and LDs. With either circuit, low phase noise carrier-phase synchronization between the …
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    • H04B10/616—Details of the electronic signal processing in coherent optical receivers
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