Nonlinear cross-polarization mitigation algorithm
AssigneeAlcatel Lucent
InventorsMassimiliano Salsi, Amirhossein Ghazisaeidi, Paolo Serena
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AssigneeAlcatel Lucent
InventorsMassimiliano Salsi, Amirhossein Ghazisaeidi, Paolo Serena
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An exemplary technique is provided for a coherent optical receiver adapted to receive an optical signal transmitted over an optical transmission channel exhibiting Cross-Polarization Modulation (XPOLM). The received optical signal comprises a first polarization component and a second polarization component. The coherent optical receiver comprises a conversion and processing unit adapted to generate a set of digital signals based on the received optical signal; a polarization de-multiplexing unit adapted to de-multiplex the set of digital signals into a first complex component in a first polarization axis and a second complex component in a second polarization axis; and an XPOLM compensation unit adapted to transform the first and second complex components into Stokes space; determine a rotation of the first and second polarization axes; and determine XPOLM compensated first and second complex components by transforming the first and second complex components based on the determined rotation of the first and second polarization axes.
A coherent optical receiver adapted to receive an optical signal transmitted over an optical transmission channel exhibiting cross polarization modulation (XPOLM), wherein the received optical signal comprises a first polarization component and a second polarization component, and wherein the first and second polarization components comprise sequences of Mary phase shift keying (MPSK) symbols, respectively, M being an integer, with M>2, the coherent optical receiver comprising:
A method for mitigation cross polarization modulation (XPOLM) in a received optical signals, wherein the received optical signal comprises a first polarization component and a second polarization components, and wherein the first and second polarization components comprise sequences of Mary phase shift keying (MPSK) symbols, respectively, M being an integer, with M>2, the method comprising:
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