Polarization Mode Dispersion

By A. Galtarossa, C. Menyuk. 2005

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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The security of practical quantum key distribution (2008, background): “o overlap. However, chromatic dispersion is a ﬁxed quantity for a given ﬁber, and can be compensated (Fasel, Gisin, Ribordy and Zbinden, 2004). The second eﬀect is polarization mode dispersion (PMD) (Galtarossa and Menyuk, 2005; Gisin and Pellaux, 1992). This is a birefringent eﬀect, which deﬁnes a ”
Genealogical particle analysis of rare events (2005, background): “In the standard model [20, 27, 13, 12] it is assumed that the process Ω is a white noise with autocorrelation function E[Ωi(z )Ωj(z)] = σ (2)δijδ(z ′ − z).”
Advanced Modulation Formats for High-Capacity Optical Transport Networks (2006, background): “, 1 dB), and the rare occurrence of DGDs exceeding the margin results in system outage [95].”
Interaction of polarization mode dispersion and nonlinearity in optical fiber transmission systems (2006, background): “We have little doubt that it will remain the focus of much future work in the years to come.”
Linear Propagation Effects in Mode-Division Multiplexing Systems (2014, methodology): “In direct-detection systems in SMF, the PSPs form the basis for optical methods to avoid or compensate PMD [58].”
Distributed Optical Fiber Sensing Based on Rayleigh Scattering (2013, background): “Actually, in the ’90s and early years of 2000, it was clear that the so called polarization mode dispersion (PMD), a phenomenon related to fiber asymmetries, was one of the main obstacles to the increase of transmission capacity [195].”
Optical performance monitoring (2004, background): “The literature on dispersion monitoring is extensive and readers are directed toward several reviews for a comprehensive treatment of the subject [27], [46].”
Raman amplification for fiber communications systems (2003, background): “However, the fractional amount of PDG produced in amplifiers consisting of long lengths of fiber is typically not as large as is seen in small bulk samples, thanks to the intrinsic polarization-mode dispersion (PMD) of the fiber [78].”