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channel reach a long-haul, or even an ultra-long-haul, distance. Figure 4 shows a diagram of a DP-QPSK transmitter
and receiver. In the transmitter the 100 Gb/s signal is generated by two phase modulators with the same wavelength, while
the orthogonal polarizations are combined by a polarization
beam combiner. At the receiver, the 100 Gb/s signal is arbitrarily split into two polarizations. The 90 hybrid interferometers help obtain amplitude and phase information of each
polarization. The detected signals are then converted into digital formats. With the help of the DSP, the received signal is
reconstructed in time with phase, amplitude, and polarization
information. With coherent detection and powerful digital
processing, all linear fiber impairments (e.g., CD and PMD)
can, in principle, be corrected at the receiver.
In another 100 Gb/s trial, jointly carried out by Verizon and
Nokia-Siemens Networks, DP-QPSK was shown to travel over
a long-haul distance with significant tolerance for fiber impairment [27, 28]. In this trial the optical transmission performance
of a 111 Gb/s coherently demodulated polarization multiplexed
RZ-QPSK channel with electronic post-processing (100 Gb/s) is
characterized. The 100 Gb/s channel traveled, neighbored by
both 10.7 Gb/s on-off keying (OOK) channels (10 Gb/s) and 43
Gb/s differential PSK (DPSK) channels (40 Gb/s) over 1040 km
of field fiber (13 spans). The 1040 km link had one ROADM at
each end and one center-span ROADM. The 10 Gb/s, 40 Gb/s,
and 100 Gb/s channels were fed into the ROADMs at the ends
of the link. The composed optical signals traveled for 80 km on
each span, then were fed into an amplifier with mid-stage dispersion compensation, using an optimized 10 Gb/s dispersion
map. No Raman amplification was used, and the optical amplifiers consisted of erbium doped fiber amplifiers (EDFAs). The
100 Gb/s equipment consists of a full C-band tunable return-tozero (RZ) pulse shaped DP-QPSK transmitter and a coherent
receiver. The transmitter was fed by two 27.75 Gb/s PRBS signals with lengths of 216 1 bit. The received data was then captured by a 50 Gsamples/s digital storage oscilloscope and
processed on a computer. In this trial the 100 Gb/s channel was
surrounded evenly by two 40 Gb/s channels and eight 10 Gb/s
channels with 50 GHz channel spacing. To examine the impact
of the neighboring channels on the 100 Gb/s channel, the bit
error rate (BER) of the 100 Gb/s channel was analyzed along
the input power of the 10 Gb/s and 40 Gb/s channels. The
results showed the performance of the 100 Gb/s channel could
be optimized by carefully choosing the power levels of the
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Figure 4. DP-QPSK transmitter and receiver proposed for 100 Gb/s transmission.
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