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Optica Publishing Group
  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 38,
  • Issue 3,
  • pp. 598-607
  • (2020)

Considerations on the Use of Digital Signal Processing in Future Optical Access Networks

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Abstract

In this invited article, we address the impacts of the rise of signal processing for increased capacity per wavelength and better receiver sensitivities in next generation optical access networks. We start by recalling the main channel limitations of currently deployed intensity modulated, directly detected, passive optical networks. Then, with the intention of providing a benchmarking of signal processing approaches used in communication systems other than optical access, we provide a historic perspective on how digital signal processing emerged in copper access systems, and we evaluate powerful techniques envisaged for future mobile generation in both air interface and radio access networks. We also assess signal processing in light of multi-vendor interoperability by providing insights on burst mode operation and the needed protocol and monitoring procedures. Interoperability with regard to optical transceivers is also considered. Last but not least, we evaluate power consumption of digital signal processing and forward error correction solutions used in disruptive, coherent transmission approaches.

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