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Wide-Range Frequency Offset Estimation Method for a DD-OFDM-PON Downstream System

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Abstract

We propose a wide-range frequency offset estimation algorithm used in a direct detection orthogonal frequency division multiplexing passive optical network (DD-OFDM-PON) downstream system. Using this method, frequency offset is estimated according to the spectrum of the received DD-OFDM signal. The estimated frequency offset is used for frequency down-conversion in the digital domain to obtain the baseband OFDM signal. With this method, all data-bearing subcarriers should fall into the OFDM bandwidth after frequency down-conversion. The validity of the method is confirmed by an experiment with 20 Gb/s OFDM-PON downstream transmission.

©2012 Optical Society of America

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