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OHL-Assisted All-Optical Regenerative Relaying for Pointing-Impaired M-PAM Inter-Satellite Links
Rapid inter-satellite traffic growth in LEO constellations demands spectrally efficient, low-latency optical relaying. While amplify and forward (AF) relays are latency-efficient, they propagate noise; conversely, decode and forward (DF) relays suppress noise but incur significant complexity via O/E
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