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Novel signal multiplexing method to reduce optical beat interference in subcarrier multiple access networks

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4 Author(s)
Yamamoto, H. ; Multimedia Dev. Center, Matsushita Electr. Ind. Co. Ltd., Osaka, Japan ; Sasai, Hiroyuki ; Morikura, S. ; Fujito, K.

We proposed a novel signal multiplexing method to reduce the optical beat interference (OBI) noise in subcarrier multiple access (SCMA) optical fibre networks. Using this method, which sufficiently suppressed the clipping in the presence of the SC signal even if OMI of the HF signal was up to 100%, the OBI noise was reduced 5-8 dB compared with the conventional HF-signal-multiplexing method

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Optical Fiber Communication. OFC 97., Conference on

Date of Conference: 16-21 Feb 1997

Page(s):
192 - 193
Meeting Date :
16 Feb 1997-21 Feb 1997
Print ISBN:
1-55752-480-7
INSPEC Accession Number:
5945072
Conference Location :
Dallas, TX
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/OFC.1997.719814
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