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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 35,
  • Issue 12,
  • pp. 2494-2499
  • (2017)

Field Trial of 400-Gbps Transmission Using Advanced Digital Coherent Technologies

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Abstract

We conduct field trials to confirm that advanced digital coherent technologies can be employed to double the performance of 400-Gbps optical transmission compared to conventional technologies. Additionally, we show that 400-Gbps channel transmission does not affect existing 100-Gbps channels. We employ these technologies to realize a world-beating result in terms of long-haul transmission: 400-Gbps over 1900 km.

© 2017 IEEE

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