CHARACTERIZING FILTERED LIGHT WAVES CORRUPTED BY PHASE NOISE
CHARACTERIZING FILTERED LIGHT WAVES CORRUPTED BY PHASE NOISE
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DOI:
10.1109/18.21283
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发表时间:
1988-11-01
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
VANNUCCI, G
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作者:
FOSCHINI, GJ;VANNUCCI, G
The phase noise associated with single-mode semiconductor lasers must be accounted for in performance studies of lightwave communication systems. The standard phase noise model is a Brownian-motion stochastic process. Although many analyses of lightwave communication systems have been published, none, to the authors knowledge, has fully adhered to the standard model. The reason is that a proper characterization of filtered lightwave signal had not been achieved. Such a characterization, along with theoretical approaches to obtaining it, is detailed. The authors show, for example, how to generate probability density functions (PDFs) of the magnitude of a filtered laser tone (with special attention to the tail region) and how to analytically represent the characteristic function of the PDF in closed form in the small-phase-noise realm. With the characterization in place, the stage is now set for determining the bit-error rate performance of advanced detection techniques which seek to mitigate the phase noise impairment.<>