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The changing paradigm of terrestrial long-haul transmission system design

The growing per-channel data rates used in optical transmission on the one hand, and the rapidly increasing capabilities of high-speed electronics and signal processing on the other, have created a new paradigm of long-haul fibre-optic system design. The new limiting factors in transmission and suggestions for future evolution will be discussed.

M. Shtaif

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