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  • CLEO/Europe and IQEC 2007 Conference Digest
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  • paper CI1_4

Theoretical Study on the Performance of Optical Phase Conjugation for Ultra Long-Haul Differential Phase-Shift-Keyed Transmission

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Abstract

The performance of DPSK systems was shown to be limited by the phase noise, which is nonlinearly enhanced by the Kerr effect [1]. One of the approaches that have been proposed for reducing the nonlinear phase noise accumulation is to use the optical phase conjugation (OPC) [2]. Recent experiment demonstrated the 44-% increase in transmission distance when the OPC is used instead of the periodic dispersion compensation in 44×l0-Gbit/s DPSK transmission [2]. In this paper, the nonlinear phase noise accumulation in OPC system is theoretically analyzed. Then, the comparison between the performance of the OPC system and the dispersion-compensated (DC) system is made.

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