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Experiments on high-speed all-optical code-division multiplexing systems using all-serial encoders and decoders for 2/sup n/prime code

Zhang et al., 1999

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7289380324874795784
Author
Zhang J
Chen L
Kwong W
Cheung K
Sharma A
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IEEE Journal of selected topics in quantum electronics

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In this paper, we demonstrate experimental all-optical code-division multiplexing (AO-CDM) systems using 64-ps optical pulses and a 2/sup n/prime code of n= 3. A distinguishing feature of this experiment is that the modulation of ultrashort optical clock stream by …
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