Evolution of timing jitter in nonlinearly-guided, dispersion managed transmission systems

Ashley Gray; Zhijian Huang; Igor Khrushchev; Ian Bennion

Evolution of timing jitter in nonlinearly-guided, dispersion managed transmission systems

Ashley Gray, Zhijian Huang, Igor Khrushchev, Ian Bennion

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Abstract

Timing jitter is a major factor limiting the performance of any high-speed, long-haul data transmission system. It arises from a number of reasons, such as interaction with accumulated spontaneous emission, inter-symbol interference (ISI), electrostriction etc. Some effects causing timing jitter can be reduced by means of non-linear filtering, using, for example, a nonlinear optical loop mirror (NOLM) [1]. The NOLM has been shown to reduce the timing jitter by suppressing the ASE and by stabilising the pulse duration [2, 3]. In this paper, we investigate the dynamics of timing jitter in a 2R regenerated system, nonlinearly guided by NOLMs at bit rates of 10, 20, 40, and 80- Gbit/s. Transmission performance of an equivalent non-regenerated (generic) system is taken as a reference.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ECOC 2004 : 30th European conference on optical communication
Subtitle of host publication	proceedings
Pages	702-703
Number of pages	2
Volume	3
Publication status	Published - Sept 2004
Event	30th European Conference on Optical Communication - Stockholm , Sweden Duration: 5 Sept 2004 → 9 Sept 2004

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Conference	30th European Conference on Optical Communication
Abbreviated title	ECOC 2004
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Stockholm
Period	5/09/04 → 9/09/04

Keywords

timing jitter
high-speed
long-haul data transmission system
accumulated spontaneous emission
inter-symbol interference
electrostriction
non-linear filtering
nonlinear optical loop mirror

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10Gbit/s transmission over unlimited distance in standard fibre using 2R regeneration
Huang, Z., Gray, A., Khrushchev, I. & Bennion, I., Sept 2004, ECOC 2004 : 30th European conference on optical communication: proceedings. Vol. 4. p. 932-933 2 p. Th3.5.5
Research output: Chapter in Book/Published conference output › Conference publication
All-optical nonlinear data processing at a RZ receiver using normal-dispersion fibre-enhanced NOLM
Boscolo, S., Turitsyn, S. K. & Blow, K. J., Sept 2004, (Unpublished) ECOC 2004 : 30th European conference on optical communication: proceedings. 91-975291-3-3, Vol. 3. p. 536-537 2 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Published conference output › Conference publication
Femtosecond inscription of superimposed, non-overlapping fibre Bragg gratings
Martínez, A., Dubov, M., Khrushchev, I. & Bennion, I., Sept 2004, (Unpublished) ECOC 2004 : 30th European conference on optical communication: proceedings. Vol. 2. p. 124-125 2 p. Tu1.3.2
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Evolution of timing jitter in nonlinearly-guided, dispersion managed transmission systems

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10Gbit/s transmission over unlimited distance in standard fibre using 2R regeneration

All-optical nonlinear data processing at a RZ receiver using normal-dispersion fibre-enhanced NOLM

Femtosecond inscription of superimposed, non-overlapping fibre Bragg gratings

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