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Channel Estimation Methods Based on Volterra Kernels for MLSD in Optical Communication Systems

Maximum likelihood sequence detection (MLSD) is the most effective electrical domain equalization scheme for mitigating dispersive optical channel impairments such as chromatic dispersion or polarization-mode dispersion. Parameter estimation for MLSD is not straightforward in optical communication s...

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Published in:IEEE photonics technology letters 2010-02, Vol.22 (4), p.224-226
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Channels
Chromatic dispersion
Conferences
Distortion
Fiber optics
Kernel
Kernels
Maximum likelihood detection
Maximum likelihood estimation
maximum likelihood sequence detection (MLSD)
Nonlinear optics
Optical communication
Optical distortion
Optical fiber communication
Optical fibers
Parameter estimation
Polarization mode dispersion
Volterra kernel
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