Experimental Demonstration of Direct-Detection Optical Fast-OFDM using Memory Polynomials

Experimental Demonstration of Direct-Detection Optical Fast-OFDM using Memory Polynomials
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10.1109/latincom53176.2021.9647844
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2021-11
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2021 IEEE Latin-American Conference on Communications (LATINCOM)
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L. C. Vieira;I. Darwazeh;Shirin Hussein;Chin-Pang Liu;John B. Mitchell
L. C. Vieira;I. Darwazeh;Shirin Hussein;Chin-Pang Liu;John B. Mitchell
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L. C. Vieira;I. Darwazeh;Shirin Hussein;Chin-Pang Liu;John B. Mitchell

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