1973
DOI: 10.1109/proc.1973.9141
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A 100-Mbċs-1fiber-optic communication channel

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“…E. SIEGMAN Procedures exist for calculating the discrete Fourier transforms of two real N-point functions, simultaneously, or the transform of a single real 2N-point function, or the transforms of N-point even and odd complex functions simultaneously, using only one pass through a complex Npoint discrete Fourier transform (DFT) routine [ 11, [ 21 . A procedure has also been described for computing the transforms of two real even N-point functions using only a single NIZ-point DFT step [ 31 .…”
Section: How To Compute Two Complex Even Fourier Transforms With One mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…E. SIEGMAN Procedures exist for calculating the discrete Fourier transforms of two real N-point functions, simultaneously, or the transform of a single real 2N-point function, or the transforms of N-point even and odd complex functions simultaneously, using only one pass through a complex Npoint discrete Fourier transform (DFT) routine [ 11, [ 21 . A procedure has also been described for computing the transforms of two real even N-point functions using only a single NIZ-point DFT step [ 31 .…”
Section: How To Compute Two Complex Even Fourier Transforms With One mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The bit error rate (BER) curves of the received optical signals were measured. In the same year, White and Chin reported an investigation of a 100-Mb/s fiber communication system, in which the light from a LED was modulated and coupled into a 60-um multimode fiber [3]. Meanwhile Ozeki and Ito reported a 200-Mb/s experimental optical communication system [4] and Miller, Marcatili, and Li reported a 300-Mb/s optical communication result as well [5].…”
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confidence: 99%