论文信息 - Optical compensation of system impairments

Optical compensation of system impairments

Summary form only for tutorial. This paper discusses an optical means for correcting deterministic impairments. Two main types of system impairments in optical links are enumerated: nondeterministic and deterministic impairments. Electrical and optical compensation which are often called equalization are used to overcome deterministic impairment systems.

Christopher Richard Doerr | C. Doerr

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