In this letter, we present a proof-of-concept of a realtime 10-Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) standard data connectivity over a seamlessly converged intermediate frequency IF-overfiber and millimeter wave links with remotely fed optical local oscillator (LO) signals. We demonstrate an error-free real-time transmission of π/4-DQPSK-mapped 10GbE frames at 5-Gbit/s over 2×20-km single mode fiber and 20-m W-band (i.e., 96 GHz) wireless bridge. The 10GbE traffic is adjusted to the actual system capacity and transmitted using two parallel channels with a maximum rate of 1.25-GBaud per channel. We experimentally investigate and evaluate the impact of RoF and W-band links characteristics on the overall system performance. The obtained results demonstrate the potential use of the proposed system for the next generation agile and resilient access networks.
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