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Field Trial Demonstration of Real-Time Optical Superchannel Transport up to 5.6 Tb/s Over 359 km and 2 Tb/s Over a Live 727 km Flexible Grid Optical Link Using 64 GBaud Software Configurable Transponders

https://doi.org/10.1109/jlt.2016.2593005

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High Symbol Rate Coherent Optical Transmission Systems: 80 and 107 Gbaud

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1.4 Tb Real-Time Alien Superchannel Transport Demonstration Over 410 km Installed Fiber Link Using Software Reconfigurable DP-16 QAM/QPSK

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Spectrally Efficient 1-Tb/s Transceivers for Long-Haul Optical Systems

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Field Demonstration of up to 3 Tb/s Real-Time Superchannel Transport Over 359 km Using a Fully Managed Flexible Grid Infrastructure With Net Spectral Efficiency of 5.97 b/s/Hz

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Rate-adaptable optics for next generation long-haul transport networks

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1.4Tb Real-Time Alien Superchannel Transport Demonstration over 410km Installed Fiber Link Using Software Reconfigurable DP-16QAM/QPSK

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