A Björck Sequence-Based Frequency-Domain MIMO for Strongly-Coupled FMF Transmission with Enhanced Tolerance to Link Impairments

A Björck sequence-based frequency-domain MIMO scheme has been proposed for strongly-coupled FMF transmission with significant tolerance of 605ps DMGD and 200ps IQ skew, representing 1.37 and 89 times improvement compared to a ZC counterpart, respectively.

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2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/acp/ipoc63121.2024.10809844
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Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
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A Björck sequence-based frequency-domain MIMO scheme has been proposed for strongly-coupled FMF transmission with significant tolerance of 605ps DMGD and 200ps IQ skew, representing 1.37 and 89 times improvement compared to a ZC counterpart, respectively.

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