We present the performance analysis of ll2Gb/s-4 wavelength division multiplexing （WDM） 100GHz channel spacing polarization division multiplexed-differential quadrature phase shift keying （PDM-DQPSK） optical label...We present the performance analysis of ll2Gb/s-4 wavelength division multiplexing （WDM） 100GHz channel spacing polarization division multiplexed-differential quadrature phase shift keying （PDM-DQPSK） optical label switching system with frequency swept coherent detected spectral amplitude code labels. Direct detection is chosen to demodulate the payload by applying a polarization tracker, while 4-bits of 156Mb/s spectral amplitude code label is coherently detected with a scheme of frequently-swept coherent detection. We optimize the payload laser linewidth as well as the frequency spacing between the payload and label. The label and payload signal performances are assessed by the eye-diagram opening factor （EOF） and bit-error rate （BER） at 10 9 as a function of the received optical power （ROP） and the optical signal to noise ratio （OSNR）. The payload could well be demodulated after 900 km at a bit error rate of 10-3 using forward error correction （FEC）.展开更多
文摘We present the performance analysis of ll2Gb/s-4 wavelength division multiplexing （WDM） 100GHz channel spacing polarization division multiplexed-differential quadrature phase shift keying （PDM-DQPSK） optical label switching system with frequency swept coherent detected spectral amplitude code labels. Direct detection is chosen to demodulate the payload by applying a polarization tracker, while 4-bits of 156Mb/s spectral amplitude code label is coherently detected with a scheme of frequently-swept coherent detection. We optimize the payload laser linewidth as well as the frequency spacing between the payload and label. The label and payload signal performances are assessed by the eye-diagram opening factor （EOF） and bit-error rate （BER） at 10 9 as a function of the received optical power （ROP） and the optical signal to noise ratio （OSNR）. The payload could well be demodulated after 900 km at a bit error rate of 10-3 using forward error correction （FEC）.
