论文信息 - 61 Gbits/s direct-detection optical OFDM based on blockwise signal phase switching with signal-to-signal beat noise cancellation.

61 Gbits/s direct-detection optical OFDM based on blockwise signal phase switching with signal-to-signal beat noise cancellation.

We propose a scheme for a direct-detection optical orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) system based on blockwise signal-phase-switching (SPS). Experimental demonstration of 61 Gbits/s SPS direct-detection optical OFDM signal transmission over 80 km standard single-mode-fiber was successfully achieved with single polarization and a single photodetector.

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