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A 1.25 gigabit per second binary-phase-shift-keyed optical homodyne receiver

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Fig.  1.  Theoretical  probability  of  error  curves  for  three  particular modulation/demodulation  formats  in the  case  of shot  noise  limited  operation
Fig.  2.  Mathematical  and  graphical  representation  of  Binary  Phase  Shift  Keying  (BPSK).
Fig.  3.  Comparison  of  heterodyne  detection  to  homodyne  detection.
Fig.  4.  Block  di
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