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7 February 2015 Optimized signal constellations for ultra-high-speed optical transport
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The joint optimization of coding and modulation formats would provide significant receiver sensitivity improvement due to the increased Hamming distance of codes. By applying Arimoto-Blahut algorithm to maximize mutual information, optimized coded-modulation has been found out together with optimized bit-mapping rule. Simulated channel capacity shows that optimized coded modulation could outperform its counterparts, such as regular qaudrature-amplitude modulation, by around 0.3dB up to about 0.9 coding rate. The improvement is found to be larger in higher modulation formats. Optimal coded-8QAM modulation has been further verified in experiment, where 40Tb/s over 6787km is demonstrated by transmitting 200G per wavelength thanks to the better receiver sensitivity of optimal coded modulation.
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Shaoliang Zhang, Tao Liu, Yequn Zhang, Fatih Yaman, Ivan B. Djordjevic, and Ting Wang "Optimized signal constellations for ultra-high-speed optical transport", Proc. SPIE 9388, Optical Metro Networks and Short-Haul Systems VII, 93880F (7 February 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2078512
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Forward error correction

Receivers

Signal to noise ratio

L band

Optical fibers

Curium

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