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Dv-qkd coexistence with 1.6 terabit/s classical channels in free space using fiber-wireless-fiber terminals

Alia et al., 2022

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1809877568359269646
Author
Alia O
Schreier A
Wang R
Bahrani S
Singh R
Faulkner G
Rarity J
O’Brien D
Kanellos G
Nejabati R
Simeonidou D
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European Conference and Exhibition on Optical Communication

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DV-QKD Coexistence With 1.6 Terabit/s Classical Channels in Free Space Using Fiber-Wireless-Fiber Terminals Page 1 DV-QKD Coexistence With 1.6 Terabit/s Classical Channels in Free Space Using Fiber-Wireless-Fiber Terminals O. Alia(1)*, A. Schreier(2), R. Wang(1), S. Bahrani(1) …
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