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隐藏的条件随机场基等效器用于OAM模式分割多重环芯光纤通信的3D-CAP-64传输

Yi Cui, Ran Gao, Qi Zhang

    Optics express
    |September 15, 2023
    PubMed
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    一个新的隐藏条件随机场 (HCRF) 均衡器有效地减轻了轨道角动量 (OAM) 模式分割复合 (MDM) 光通信系统中的非线性损伤. 这种方法提高了接收器的灵敏度,并减少了与现有技术相比的计算复杂性.

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