1 Tbit/s/$\lambda$ Transmission Over a 130 km Link Consisting of Graded-Index 50 $\mu$m Core Multi-Mode Fiber and 6LP Few-Mode Fiber
Menno van den Hout, Sjoerd van der Heide, John van Weerdenburg,, Marianne Bogot-Astruc, Adrian Amezcua Correa, Jose Enrique Antonio-L\'opez,, Juan Carlos Alvarado-Zacarias, Pierre Sillard, Rodrigo Amezcua-Correa and, Chigo Okonkwo

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates 1 Tbit/s per wavelength single-span transmission over a heterogeneous fiber link combining graded-index multi-mode and few-mode fibers, utilizing a Kramers-Kronig receiver, and explores link budget improvements with mode management.
Contribution
It introduces a novel high-capacity transmission over a mixed fiber link using a Kramers-Kronig receiver and analyzes mode-based link budget enhancements.
Findings
Achieved 1 Tbit/s/$ackslashlambda$ transmission over 130 km
Demonstrated effective use of three modes with multiple receivers
Showed potential for increased link budget with mode management
Abstract
We demonstrate 1 Tbit/s/ single-span transmission over a heterogeneous link consisting of graded-index 50 m core multi-mode fiber and 6LP few-mode fiber using a Kramers-Kronig receiver structure. Furthermore, the link budget increase by transmitting only three modes while employing more than three receivers is investigated.
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