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Semiconductor based true all-optical synchronous modulator for 3R regeneration

Tekin et al., 2003

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2275801431628709652
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Tekin T
Bornholdt C
Slovak J
Schlak M
Sartorius B
Kreissl J
Bauer S
Bobbert C
Brinker W
Maul B
Schmidt C
Ehlers H
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Proc. ECOC 2003

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Semiconductor Based True All-Optical Synchronous Modulator for 3R Regeneration Page 1 Proceedings of 29th European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC2003), vol. 3, pp. 794-795,Rimini, Italy, September 21-25, 2003 Semiconductor Based True All-Optical …
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