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Demonstration of a Novel WDM-PON Access Network Compatible with ROF System to Provide 2.5Gb/s per Channel Symmetric Data Services
Jianjun Yu,Zhensheng Jia,Ting Wang,Gee-Kung Chang,Georgios Ellinas +4 more
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The first demonstration of an agile WDM-PON architecture compatible with radio-over-fiber system to provide 2.5Gbit/s symmetric data services is presented.Abstract:
We present the first demonstration of an agile WDM-PON architecture compatible with radio-over-fiber system to provide 2.5Gbit/s symmetric data services. Several enabling techniques are employed to increase transmission capacity while keeping low cost.read more
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