Coherent OCDMA network based on a new BER performance equalization technique for multimedia applications
Abstract This paper presents the methodology of using a new performance equalization technique (PET) in the coherent optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) system for different media services. The existing weighted modified prime code (WMPC) is firstly used in the different-weight variable-le...
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