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Multi-gigabit per second demonstration of photonic code-division multiplexing

Multi-gigabit per second throughput is demonstrated for the first time in a photonic code-division multiplexed system. Two channels, each transmitting data at 1 Gbit/s, are coherence-multiplexed, transmitted over 11 km of dispersion-shifted fibre and one channel is demultiplexed successfully. Bit error rate measurements are reported.

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