We report measurements on what an eavesdropper "sees" when tapping into a wavelength/time O-CDMA system in which 16 of 32 codes are "lit". Severe multi-access interference (MAI) provides some data confidentiality.
Measurements of eavesdropping in a wavelength/time optical CDMA (O-CDMA) system, with data confidentiality implications
2005-01-01
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