Nan Chi

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Published: 1993
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2018
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Xin Zhu, Fumin Wang, Meng Shi, Nan Chi, Junlin Liu, Fengyi Jiang:
10.72Gb/s Visible Light Communication System Based On Single Packaged RGBYC LED Utilizing QAM-DMT Modulation With Hardware Pre-Equalization. OFC 2018: 1-3
2017
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Meng Shi, Fumin Wang, Mengjie Zhang, Zhixin Wang, Nan Chi:
PAPR reduction of 2.0Gbit/s DFT-S OFDM modulated visible light communication system based on interleaved sub-banding technique. ICC Workshops 2017: 337-342
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Mengjie Zhang, Meng Shi, Fumin Wang, Jiaqi Zhao, Yingjun Zhou, Zhixin Wang, Nan Chi:
4.05-Gb/s RGB LED-based VLC system utilizing PS-Manchester coded Nyquist PAM-8 modulation and hybrid time-frequency domain equalization. OFC 2017: 1-3
2016
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Meng Shi, Can Wang, Haichao Guo, Yiguang Wang, Xiaojun Li, Nan Chi:
A high-speed visible light communication system based on DFT-S OFDM. ICCS 2016: 1-5

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