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6.25Gb/s differential duobinary transmission in 2GHz BW limited direct phase modulated DFB for udWDM-PONs

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In this paper, a differential duobinary codification is proposed for directly phase modulating a 2 GHz BW equalized DFB laser, which achieves 6.25 Gb/s bitrate transmission with -38.5 dBm Rx sensitivity at BER=10-3.
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A differential duobinary codification is proposed for directly phase modulating a 2 GHz BW equalized DFB laser. The method was tested with homodyne coherent detection achieving 6.25 Gb/s bitrate transmission with -38.5 dBm Rx sensitivity at BER=10-3.

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