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Detection diversity joint-decision MLSE to compensate chromatic dispersion impairment on optical DPSK

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Abstract

The proposed receiver, which is based on joint-decision MLSE (JD-MLSE), employs direct detection with conventional balanced differential detection to compensate chromatic dispersion (CD) impairment on phase shift keying (PSK). The receiver can reach a lower BER and has a higher CD tolerance than balanced differential detection with MLSE, demonstrated by simulation and experiment. Applied to a 10-Gb/s DPSK experimental system, this receiver can equalize 3800-ps/nm dispersion.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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