摘要
We provide a review of our recent 100-Gb/s, high spectral efficiency （SE） experiment targeting transoceanic and regional undersea transmission distances. We demonstrated that simple pre-filtering at the transmitter together with a maximum a posteriori probability （MAP） detection algorithm can significantly improve SE. We transmitted 96×100-Gb/s pre-filtered polarization division multiplexed return-to-zero quadrature phase shift keyed （PDM-RZ-QPSK） channels with 300% SE over 10608 km using 52-km spans of 150-μm 2 fiber and simple single-stage erbium-doped fiber amplifiers （EDFAs）. We also achieved 400% SE over 4368 km using similar techniques.
We provide a review of our recent 100-Gb/s, high spectral efficiency （SE） experiment targeting transoceanic and regional undersea transmission distances. We demonstrated that simple pre-filtering at the transmitter together with a maximum a posteriori probability （MAP） detection algorithm can significantly improve SE. We transmitted 96×100-Gb/s pre-filtered polarization division multiplexed return-to-zero quadrature phase shift keyed （PDM-RZ-QPSK） channels with 300% SE over 10608 km using 52-km spans of 150-μm 2 fiber and simple single-stage erbium-doped fiber amplifiers （EDFAs）. We also achieved 400% SE over 4368 km using similar techniques.
