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Orbital Angular Momentum (OAM) based Mode Division Multiplexing (MDM) over a Km-length Fiber

Authors: N. Bozinovic; Y. Yue; Y. Ren; M. Tur; P. Kristensen; A.E. Willner; S. Ramachandran;

Orbital Angular Momentum (OAM) based Mode Division Multiplexing (MDM) over a Km-length Fiber

Abstract

Abstract (40-Word Limit): We demonstrate the first MDM scheme using OAM states over 1.1 km of fiber enabled by a SLM-based mux/de-mux scheme and a specialty fiber. Subsystem was used to successfully transmit data at 400 Gb/s (4-modes, 50 GBaud QPSK, 1550nm).

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