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40 Gb/s NG-PON system using low electrical bandwidth tunable receiver and emitter at 10 Gb/s

Raharimanitra et al., 2011

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8373904042122799210
Author
Raharimanitra F
Chanclou P
Murano R
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Publication venue
2011 37th European Conference and Exhibition on Optical Communication

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40 Gb/s NG-PON system using low electrical bandwidth tunable receiver and emitter at 10 Gb/s Page 1 40 Gb/s NG-PON System Using Low Electrical Bandwidth Tunable Receiver and Emitter at 10 Gb/s F. Raharimanitra (1), P. Chanclou (1), R. Murano(2) (1) Orange Labs, 2 Avenue …
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