Electrical Slope Steepness Difference Indicates Higher-Order PMD at 40Gbit/s

F. Wüst; D. Sandel; V. Mirvoda; R. Noe

Optical Fiber Communication Conference
Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 2003),
paper TuO3

Electrical Slope Steepness Difference Indicates Higher-Order PMD at 40Gbit/s

F. Wüst, D. Sandel, V. Mirvoda, and R. Noe

Optical Fiber Communication Conference 2003

Atlanta, Georgia United States
ISBN: 1-55752-731-8

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F. Wüst, D. Sandel, V. Mirvoda, and R. Noe, "Electrical Slope Steepness Difference Indicates Higher-Order PMD at 40Gbit/s," in Optical Fiber Communication Conference, Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 2003), paper TuO3.

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Abstract

Polarization scrambling combined with arrival time detection is used to detect 1st-order PMD. The measured difference between rising/falling detected signal slope steepnesses indicates residual higher-order PMD more sensitively than any other electrical scheme. PMD is also compensated.

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