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614 Mbit/s OOK-based transmission by the duobinary technique using a single commercially available visible LED for high-speed visible light communications

Fujimoto et al., 2012

Document ID
12786680264511225758
Author
Fujimoto N
Mochizuki H
Publication year
Publication venue
2012 38th European Conference and Exhibition on Optical Communications

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614 Mbit/s OOK-based transmission by the duobinary technique using a single commercially available visible LED for high-speed vi Page 1 P4.03.pdf ECOC Technical Digest © 2012 OSA 614 Mbit/s OOK-Based Transmission by the Duobinary Technique using a Single Commercially …
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