This chapter provides a description of the most recent modeling activity in optical communications carried out in the Italian academia, which culminated in what is known as the Gaussian Noise (GN) model and its variants. The GN model has become nowadays the de-facto industry reference model for design and performance prediction of modern long-haul dispersion-uncompensated coherent optical systems and networks [1, 2]. Moreover, the chapter presents some recent results on fiber nonlinearity mitigation, focusing on digital backpropagation and constellation shaping strategies, and describes some bounding techniques that have been recently proposed to study the capacity limits of the nonlinear optical fiber channel.
Chapter 5: Modeling and mitigation of nonlinear effects in optical fiber systems / Bononi, A.; Poggiolini, P.; Secondini, M.; Serena, P. (CNIT TECHNICAL REPORT ..). - In: ADVANCES IN OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS: FROM INTEGRATED PHOTONICS TO OPTICAL SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS / Romagnoli M., Secondini M., Tornatore M.. - STAMPA. - Roma : Texmat, 2023. - ISBN 9788894982794. - pp. 97-139 [10.57620/CNIT-Report_12]
Chapter 5: Modeling and mitigation of nonlinear effects in optical fiber systems
Poggiolini P.;
2023
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This chapter provides a description of the most recent modeling activity in optical communications carried out in the Italian academia, which culminated in what is known as the Gaussian Noise (GN) model and its variants. The GN model has become nowadays the de-facto industry reference model for design and performance prediction of modern long-haul dispersion-uncompensated coherent optical systems and networks [1, 2]. Moreover, the chapter presents some recent results on fiber nonlinearity mitigation, focusing on digital backpropagation and constellation shaping strategies, and describes some bounding techniques that have been recently proposed to study the capacity limits of the nonlinear optical fiber channel.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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