Reconfigurable digital coherent receiver for metro-access networks supporting mixed modulation formats and bit-rates

Single reconfigurable DSP coherent receiver is experimentally demonstrated for mixed-format and bit-rates including QPSK, OFDM, IR-UWB for wireline and wireless signal types. Successful transmission over a deployed fiber link is achieved.

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