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Signal processing for high-speed links

Shanbhag et al., 2010

Document ID
1432496752267628777
Author
Shanbhag N
Singer A
Bae H
Publication year
Publication venue
Handbook of Signal Processing Systems

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The steady growth in demand for bandwidth has resulted in data-rates in the 10s of Gb/s in back-plane and optical channels. Such high-speed links suffer from impairments such as dispersion, noise and nonlinearities. Due to the difficulty in implementing multi-Gb/s …
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