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Analysis of scalable PMD compensators using FIR filters and wavelength-dependent optical power measurements
We investigate the potential of optical n-stage FIR filter architectures for PMD compensation (PMDC) based on frequency-dependent optical power monitoring. The measurement information is used to partially estimate the channel's Jones matrix U(/spl omega/), and the filter parameters are adjusted...
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| description | We investigate the potential of optical n-stage FIR filter architectures for PMD compensation (PMDC) based on frequency-dependent optical power monitoring. The measurement information is used to partially estimate the channel's Jones matrix U(/spl omega/), and the filter parameters are adjusted based on solving a nonlinear least-squares problem which mimics the approximate inversion of U(/spl omega/) by the filter. Numerical studies of the optimization method and outage probability simulations show the robustness and scalability of the proposed concept. |
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