Experimental Demonstrations of Electronic Dispersion Compensation for Long-Haul Transmission Using Direct-Detection Optical OFDM
By Brendon J. C. Schmidt, Arthur James Lowery, Jean Armstrong. Journal of Lightwave Technology, 2008
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Neda Cvijetic
- Mark Shtaif
- Antonio Mecozzi
- Brendon J. C. Schmidt
- Jean Armstrong
- Cristian Antonelli
- Alan E. Willner
- Sien Chi
Citations in the corpus
- Comparison of Asymmetrically Clipped Optical OFDM and DC-Biased Optical OFDM in AWGN (2008, background): “Very recently, a number of papers have described the use of OFDM in a range of optical systems including optical wireless, multimode fiber and single mode fiber [1-3].”
- OFDM for Next-Generation Optical Access Networks (2012, background): “been shown that O-OFDM performance can be optimized by equally dividing the optical power between the optical carrier and O-OFDM sideband [5], [7].”
- Spectrally Efficient Direct-Detected OFDM Transmission Incorporating a Tunable Frequency Gap and an Iterative Detection Techniques (2009, methodology): “The original idea of using the gap has been proposed in [1]and [19], in which the gap width is controlled the same as the sideband to completely avoid the SSBI.”
- Kramers–Kronig coherent receiver (2016, methodology): “This makes the KK scheme considerably more power efficient than the scheme proposed recently in [7], but less efficient than intensity-modulation direct-detection (IMDD) and self-heterodyne [4,5].”
- OFDM for Optical Communications (2009, background): “ulation, so that there is a linear relationship between the optical field of the transmitted signal and the OFDM baseband signal [21].”
- Theoretical and Experimental Investigations of Direct-Detected RF-Tone-Assisted Optical OFDM Systems (2009, methodology): “potential of electrical equalization to mitigate various deleterious effects, such as chromatic dispersion (CD) [1]–[3] and polarization mode dispersion (PMD) [4]–[6].”