论文信息 - Experimental Investigation of the Impact of Minimizing Fourth-order Modulation Factor using Dispersion Optimization

Experimental Investigation of the Impact of Minimizing Fourth-order Modulation Factor using Dispersion Optimization

We show that optimizing pre- and post-dispersion compensation can increase the section of low fourth-order modulation factor in the transmission link. In experiments, we demonstrate reach increase for 32 Gbaud PM-16QAM by using 25% to 50% pre-compensation of the dispersion.

Fred Buchali | Tobias A. Eriksson

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