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Mode-division Multiplexed Transmission with Fiber Mode Couplers

Authors: Nobutomo Hanzawa; Kunimasa Saitoh; Taiji Sakamoto; Takashi Matsui; Shigeru Tomita; Masanori Koshiba;

Mode-division Multiplexed Transmission with Fiber Mode Couplers

Abstract

We describe the mode-division multiplexing(MDM) transmission using a conventional fiber coupler with negligible modal crosstalk. A 2×10Gbps MDM transmission was achieved over a 10km two-mode fiber without any signal processing.

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