Dithering particle swarm optimization (DPSO) algorithm is introduced into adaptive polarization mode dispersion (PMD) compensation in optical communication system. The DPSO algorithm has the merits of rapid convergence to the global optimum, without being trapped in local sub-optima, and good robustness to noise. How to implement DPSO as a component of a control algorithm in adaptive polarization mode dispersion compensation is described. Performance comparisons between PSO and DPSO were carried out theoretically and experimentally.

As the scale of network become larger and larger together with node numbers, the traditional way to manage the network becoming more and more energy-wasting. In order to improve the performance of the network equipment, we figured out a method that can reduce CPU scheduled frequency thus resulting in a decrease in power consumption.

We demonstrate a universal DSP application for adaptive polarization mode compensation (PMD) compensation utilizing GTPSO algorithm in optical transmission systems. An adaptive PMD compensation experiment is implemented in an 80G/s DQPSK system. We designed a low power-consume DSP-based integrated control system to complete first-order PMD and second-order PMD compensation. The searching process and the tracking process for automatic PMD compensation could be completed in less than 10ms and 1ms.

Low Density Parity Check code is more and more taken seriously in high-speed transmission. In this article we represent a LDPC coder and decoder which based on IEEE802.16e and realize the coder and decoder with Virtex-5 FPGA. By using Matlab to make an off-line system simulation, we analyzed and compared the LDPC performance under the different length of code for LDPC coder then analyzed the influence of different iteration to the LDPC BER performance of decoder.

USB disk and UKEY are common applications of USB Mass Storage and CCID protocol and used widely in our daily life, but they are always deployed on different kinds of devices such as USB disk and UKEY. A potential application that integrates the functions of these two protocols into one device is discovered by us. In this way, we can regard a single device as a mass storage and an UKEY as well. According to this discovery, a new Mass Storage and CCID composite device is developed on IS8U192A development board. After this, several tests are made with some test tools to ensure the newly developed device is able to function well and the Mass Storage and CCID protocols are accurately implemented.