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Joint mitigation of laser phase noise and fiber nonlinearity for polarization-multiplexed QPSK and 16-QAM coherent transmission systems

Morsy-Osman et al., 2011

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1305510662415501422
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Morsy-Osman M
Zhuge Q
Chen L
Plant D
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Optics Express

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We propose the use of pilot-aided (PA) transmission, enabled by single-sideband-subcarrier modulation of both quadratures in the DSP-domain, in single-carrier systems to mitigate jointly laser phase noise and fiber nonlinearity. In addition to tolerance against laser phase …
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