Dual Polarization Nonlinear Frequency Division Multiplexing Transmission
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We experimentally demonstrate dual-polarization nonlinear frequency division multiplexing (NFDM) using the continuous spectrum in 1680 km of normal dispersion fiber, at the net data rate of 25.6 Gb/s. NFDM exhibits a gain of 0.4 dB in $Q$ -factor and 1 dB in total launch power when compared with burst mode OFDM. DGD penalties are shown to be negligible in NFDM transmission.
- Hong Kong Polytechnic University China (People's Republic of)
- Université Paris-Saclay France
- University of Brescia Italy
- Télécom ParisTech France
- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
Polarization division multiplexing, Modulation; nonlinear Fourier transform; nonlinear frequency division multiplexing; normal dispersion; OFDM; optical fiber dispersion; optical fiber polarization; polarization division multiplexing; Q-factor; electronic; optical and magnetic materials, Nonlinear Fourier transform, Nonlinear Fourier transform; nonlinear frequency division multiplexing; normal dispersion; polarization division multiplexing, Modulation; Nonlinear Fourier transform; nonlinear frequency division multiplexing; normal dispersion; OFDM; Optical fiber dispersion; Optical fiber polarization; polarization division multiplexing; Q-factor; Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials; Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics; Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nonlinear frequency division multiplexing, 530, Normal dispersion
Polarization division multiplexing, Modulation; nonlinear Fourier transform; nonlinear frequency division multiplexing; normal dispersion; OFDM; optical fiber dispersion; optical fiber polarization; polarization division multiplexing; Q-factor; electronic; optical and magnetic materials, Nonlinear Fourier transform, Nonlinear Fourier transform; nonlinear frequency division multiplexing; normal dispersion; polarization division multiplexing, Modulation; Nonlinear Fourier transform; nonlinear frequency division multiplexing; normal dispersion; OFDM; Optical fiber dispersion; Optical fiber polarization; polarization division multiplexing; Q-factor; Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials; Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics; Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nonlinear frequency division multiplexing, 530, Normal dispersion
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