Method for determining numbers of bits allocated to subcarriers and optical transmission system
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorsMasato Nishihara, Toshiki Tanaka, Yutaka Kai, Ryou Okabe, Tomoo Takahara
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AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorsMasato Nishihara, Toshiki Tanaka, Yutaka Kai, Ryou Okabe, Tomoo Takahara
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A bit allocation method is used in an optical transmission system that transmits multicarrier signals of different wavelengths in wavelength division multiplexing. Frequency characteristics of subcarriers included in the multicarrier signals are different between the respective multicarrier signals. The method includes: measuring transmission characteristics of the subcarriers included in corresponding multicarrier signals at different subcarrier frequencies; and determining a number of bits to be allocated to each of the subcarriers included in each of the multicarrier signals based on the transmission characteristics measured at the different subcarrier frequencies.
A bit allocation method used in an optical transmission system in which a first wavelength channel that transmits a first multicarrier signal including a plurality of subcarriers arranged in a specified subcarrier frequency range and a second wavelength channel that transmits a second multicarrier signal including a plurality of subcarriers arranged in the subcarrier frequency range are multiplexed, transmission characteristics of the second wavelength channel being different from transmission characteristics of the first wavelength channel, the bit allocation method comprising:
An optical transmission system that transmits a first multicarrier signal including a plurality of subcarriers arranged in a specified subcarrier frequency range and a second multicarrier signal including a plurality of subcarriers arranged in the subcarrier frequency range in wavelength division multiplexing from a first optical transmission device to a second optical transmission device, frequency characteristics of subcarriers included in the first multicarrier signal being different from frequency characteristics of subcarriers included in the second multicarrier signal, the optical transmission system comprising:
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