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CONTENT
6.1 Discrete MultiTone (DMT) and Wireline
Channel Properties
6.2 Optical OFDM Transmission and Optical
Channel Properties
6.3 Impulse-Noise Cancellation
6.4 Dual Polarization Optical OFDM Transmission
6.5 Forward Error Correction
6.6 Summary
Radio-frequency Interference
(RFI) and Impulse Noise
Non-symmetries are characterized by unbalance parameters
like Longitudinal Conversion Loss (LCL), Transverse
Conversion Loss (TCL), Longitudinal Conversion Transfer
Loss (LCTL),and Transverse Conversion Transfer Loss
(TCTL).
The duration of an impulse follows roughly follows a
combination of two log-normal densities in the form
Radio-frequency Interference
(RFI) and Impulse Noise
Simulation Results
The green line depicts the overall received DM signal,
which is corrupted by impulsive noise, while the black
waveform illustrates the same DM signal, impulse noise
free.
The red line presents the ideal transmitted signal, with no
interference, only attenuated by the loop.
ADC/DAC Resolution
Summary
This chapter gave an impression of some of the research
issues related to the wireline use of multicarrier
modulation. Many aspects are similar as in wireless, but the
channels offer different possibilities or have other
challenges, such as, e.g., more stationary behavior, an
additional common mode in twisted-pair, or non-linearities
in optical communication.
We adapted the principle of an iterative decoding scheme,
namely BICM-ID, to our system. The obtained results for
the investigated optical OFDM system promise to reach a
spectral efficiency of 8 bit/s/Hz for a 960 km fiber link.