The influence of fiber dispersion on the transmission performance of a quadruple-frequency optical millimeter wave with two signal modulation formats

Zhou, Min; Ma, Jianxin

doi:10.1016/j.osn.2012.04.001

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“…Since the dispersion causes the data on each sideband to undergo different time and phase shift, the data bits walk off from each other as the function of fiber length L [23]. The code shift between the sidebands is measured for various length of the fiber and it is shown in Fig.…”

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Bidirectional MM-Wave Radio over Fiber transmission through frequency dual 16-tupling of RF local oscillator

Muthu

Raja

2016

J. Eur. Opt. Soc.-Rapid Publ.

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In this paper for the first time, a 60 GHz bidirectional Millimeter Wave (MM-Wave) Radio over Fiber (RoF) transmission through a new frequency dual 16-tupling of 3.75 GHz local oscillator (LO) is demonstrated. The proposed system is constructed with parallel combination of two cascaded stages of MZMs. The upper cascaded stage and the Lower cascaded stages are biased at the Maximum Transmission Point (MATP). By suitable adjustments of LO phase and amplitude, optical sidebands with spacing of 8 times the input LO frequency is generated. These sidebands are then separated using filters to achieve dual 16-tupling. A good agreement between numerical derivations and the simulation results are achieved. Further, a simulation is performed to access the dual bidirectional transmission performance for the double and single tone modulation with 2.5 Gbps data transmission. The transmission distance is limited to 25 km for the double tone modulation due to bit walk of effect. A 60 km link distance is achieved with single tone modulation. The dispersion induced power penalties less than 0. 5 dB at 10 −9 BER is observed for both up and down streams.

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Section: Simulation Results and Discussionmentioning

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Bidirectional MM-Wave Radio over Fiber transmission through frequency dual 16-tupling of RF local oscillator

Muthu

Raja

2016

J. Eur. Opt. Soc.-Rapid Publ.

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“…For wired access, in the HONU, PC2 is used to adjust the polarization state of the mm-wave signal to make the outputs of the two PBS ports as only the upper sideband optical signal in Eq. (15) and the unmodulated lower sideband optical carrier in Eq. (16), respectively; this means that the upper output optical signal of the PBS only contains the data-bearing optical sideband with pol-X, while the lower output optical signal of the PBS barely consists of the pol-Y unmodulated optical sideband:…”

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Alternative Wired and 60-GHz Wireless Full Duplex Access Based on a Polarization Orthogonal Dual-Tone Optical Millimeter-Wave Signal

Zhang

et al. 2015

Fiber and Integrated Optics

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A novel full duplex fiber wireless link providing alternative wired and 60-GHz wireless access is proposed based on a polarization orthogonal dual-tone optical millimeter-wave signal. In a hybrid optical network unit, the downlink optical signal can be decomposed as a single-sideband optical millimeter-wave signal (baseband optical signal) for wireless (wired) access by a polarization controller and polarization beam splitter. The uplink optical carrier abstracted from the downlink optical signal makes the hybrid optical network unit free from the optical source. The simulation results show that both downlinks and uplinks for either wired or wireless access can maintain quite good performance over 60 km of fiber.

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“…Recently, some technologies for optical millimeter-wave generation which could overcome the problem of chromatic dispersion have been reported [2][3][4][5] . In [2], a new approach to generate optical carrier suppression millimeter-wave is proposed.…”

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Generation of Frequency 12-Tupling Millimeter-Wave Using one DPMZM to Overcome Chromatic Dispersion

Dong

Tan

Jiang

et al. 2015

AMM

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In this paper, a approach for frequency 12-tupling millimeter-wave generation using one DPMZM (Dual-Parallel Mach-Zehnder Modulator) to overcome chromatic dispersion is demonstrated. The millimeter-wave with the baseband signal carried only by minus 6-th order sideband is generated by properly adjusting a series of parameters. As the signal transmittes along the fiber, there is no time shift caused by chromatic dispersion. Theoretical analyses and simulated results show that when the optical mm-wave carrying 2.5Gbps baseband signal transmits over 55 Km, the eye diagram still keeps open and clear. The power penalty is about 0.7 dB after transmits over 40 Km.

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The influence of fiber dispersion on the transmission performance of a quadruple-frequency optical millimeter wave with two signal modulation formats

Cited by 10 publications

References 21 publications

Bidirectional MM-Wave Radio over Fiber transmission through frequency dual 16-tupling of RF local oscillator

Bidirectional MM-Wave Radio over Fiber transmission through frequency dual 16-tupling of RF local oscillator

Alternative Wired and 60-GHz Wireless Full Duplex Access Based on a Polarization Orthogonal Dual-Tone Optical Millimeter-Wave Signal

Generation of Frequency 12-Tupling Millimeter-Wave Using one DPMZM to Overcome Chromatic Dispersion

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