KEYWORDS: Modulation, Fiber optics, Telecommunications, Signal processing, Detection and tracking algorithms, Forward error correction, Signal detection, Digital signal processing, Probability theory, Interference (communication), Receivers, Signal to noise ratio, Channel projecting optics, Binary data
This paper presents «reception in general with bit-by-bit decision-making» algorithm, which is the alternative to Viterbi
algorithm. It is proposed to use it for fiber-optic transmission systems. It’s features is compared with the Viterbi algorithm
for digital signal processing in optical communication channels.
This work continues the series of publications devoted to theoretical researches of silica graded-index few-mode optical
fibers with eliminated nonlinearity due to much extended mode effective area by considerably increased core diameter.
We utilized an earlier on developed modified Gaussian approximation generalized for arbitrary order guided mode in
silica optical fiber with arbitrary axially symmetric graded refractive index profile bounded by single solid outer cladding
to calculate researched fiber guided mode staff parameters. Here we present results of chromatic dispersion computation
of higher-order guided modes propagating over large core 6-mode optical fibers with special refractive index profiles
providing low differential mode delay that were synthesized in recent papers.
In the article the algorithm of electronic dispersion compensation of signals transmitted by fiber-optical transmission line (FOL) are reviewed, in the presence of nonlinear effects. The algorithm is based on the use of multi-tier nonlinear phase filters (NPF). In for the solution of the problem is used of unitary characteristics of NPF. Results of modeling and the efficiency analysis of this algorithm by a comparison with the known value of the error rate.
In the article linear and nonlinear algorithms of electronic dispersion compensation of signals in fiber-optical
transmission lines are reviewed. Thus algorithms of an inverse filtration with limitation of frequency band and gain
limitation and also various variants of nonlinear phase filtration are investigated. Results of simulation and the
comparative analysis of these algorithms by an estimation of efficiency of dispersion compensation by the Rayleigh
criterion are represented.
KEYWORDS: Nonlinear optics, Digital signal processing, Signal processing, Inverse scattering, Numerical modeling, Nonlinear filtering, Modeling, Linear filtering, Solitons, Digital filtering
In article the algorithm of numerical modelling of the nonlinear equation of Korteweg-de Vrieze which generates
nonlinear algorithm of digital processing of signals is considered. For realisation of the specified algorithm it is offered
to use a inverse scattering method (ISM). Algorithms of direct and return spectral problems, and also problems of
evolution of the spectral data are in detail considered. Results of modelling are resulted.
The way of realization of the nonlinear phase filters constructed on the basis of model in the form of generalized
nonlinear Schrodinger equation in which it is considered dispersive effects of the maximum orders is considered.
The transformation of one-dimensional distributions of stationary and non-stationary casual processes to nonlinear parts
of nonlinear phase filters (NPF) is considered.
Results of analytical research of some properties of the nonlinear phase filters working in a mode of indemnification of
dispersive distortions ofpulse signals at an electric level in fiber-optical lines of transfer are resulted.
It considered using non-linear phase filters for compensation of a dispersion of optical signals on an electric level of a
fiber-optic transmission lines. The questions of optimization of these filters with the check of change form of a bending
around of optical impulses are discussed.
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