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Maximum likelihood sequence estimation at 10 Gb/s from concept to implementation

T. Kupfer, C. Schulien

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Maximum likelihood sequence estimation is seen as the superior algorithm for electronic equalization at the receiver. We report about the first implementation of a 10.7 Gb/s optical receiver using maximum likelihood sequence estimation.

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Maximum likelihood sequence estimation is seen as the superior algorithm for electronic equalization at the receiver. We report about the first implementation of a 10.7 Gb/s optical receiver using maximum likelihood sequence estimation.

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Maximum likelihood sequence estimation is seen as the superior algorithm for electronic equalization at the receiver. We report about the first implementation of a 10.7 Gb/s optical receiver using maximum likelihood sequence estimation.

Key concepts: Maximum likelihood sequence estimation, Maximum likelihood, Sequence (biology), Equalization (audio), Estimation, Computer science, Algorithm, Estimation theory

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