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160Gb/s all-optical packet switched network operation over 110km of field installed fiber

Herrera et al., 2007

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7618559797495382407
Author
Herrera J
Raz O
Tangdiongga E
Liu Y
Marti J
Ramos F
Maxwell G
Poustie A
Mulvad H
Hill M
De Waardt H
Khoe G
Koonen A
Dorren H
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Publication venue
National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference

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160Gb/s All-Optical Packet Switched Network Operation Over 110km of Field Installed Fiber Page 1 -1- 160Gb/s All-Optical Packet Switched Network Operation Over 110km of Field Installed Fiber J. Herrera1,2, O. Raz1, E. Tangdiongga1, Y. Liu1, J. Marti2, F. Ramos2, G …
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