Effect of second order signal-noise interactions in nonlinearity compensated optical transmission systems.
Effect of second order signal-noise interactions in nonlinearity compensated optical transmission systems.
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DOI:
10.1364/ol.41.001849
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发表时间:
2016-04
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3.6
通讯作者:
M. Al-Khateeb;M. McCarthy;C. Sánchez;A. Ellis
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作者:
M. Al-Khateeb;M. McCarthy;C. Sánchez;A. Ellis
In this Letter, we theoretically and numerically analyze the performance of coherent optical transmission systems that deploy inline or transceiver based nonlinearity compensation techniques. For systems where signal-signal nonlinear interactions are fully compensated, we find that beyond the performance peak the signal-to-noise ratio degradation has a slope of 3 dBSNR/dBPower suggesting a quartic rather than quadratic dependence on signal power. This is directly related to the fact that signals in a given span will interact not only with linear amplified spontaneous emission noise, but also with the nonlinear four-wave mixing products generated from signal-noise interaction in previous (hitherto) uncompensated spans. The performance of optical systems employing different nonlinearity compensation schemes were numerically simulated and compared against analytical predictions, showing a good agreement within a 0.4 dB margin of error.