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    |December 13, 2024
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    一种新的基于频率试点音 (FPT) 的预等式化方法有效地克服了数据中心互连 (DCI) 的O频强度调制和直接检测 (IM/DD) 系统中的带宽限制. 这种方法比传统方法显著提高了性能.

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