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Bidirectional repeaterless transmission of 8× 10 GE over 210 km of standard single mode fibre

Karasek et al., 2007

Document ID
1161297682511846253
Author
Karasek M
Vojtech J
Radil J
Publication year
Publication venue
IET optoelectronics

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Experimental results on error-free bidirectional transmission of 8× 10 Gigabit Ethernet channels over 210 km of standard single mode fibre are presented here. Inexpensive XENPAKs transceivers, conventional unidirectional 1530–1560 nm (C-band) erbium-doped …
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