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Bidirectional transmission of high-speed 704 gbps using 64 channels for long reach dwdm-pon-pdcf system

Rani et al., 2022

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16300144603330375966
Author
Rani R
Kaur G
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Telecommunications and Radio Engineering

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In this research paper, the dense wavelength division multiplexed passive optical network with post-dispersion compensation fiber system has been designed for 64 channels with 0.1 THz channel spacing by considering the 11 Gb/s data rate for each channel. The proposed …
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