Patent classifications
H04B10/58
ADJUSTING EYE HEIGHTS AND OPTICAL POWER LEVELS OF A MULTI-LEVEL OPTICAL SIGNAL
A multi-level optical signal is sampled to generate an eye diagram. The signal can be adjusted when eyes in the eye diagram have different heights. More specifically, a first value is determined, and the height of a first eye is adjusted using the first value. The first value is multiplied by a stored factor to produce a second value, and the height of a second eye is adjusted using the second value, and so on for other eyes. As a result, eye heights are the same. Similarly, optical power levels of the signal can be adjusted when the levels are not equally spaced. As a result, the optical power levels are equally spaced.
Transition-based, nonlinear equalization for optical transmission
An optical or an optoelectronic device and methods are provided for data transmission across two interconnects. First, an electrical signal is obtained from an interconnect. Next, the electrical signal is modulated. Within the modulated electrical signal, an occurrence of a transition is determined, in which a change in a power of the electrical signal by more than a threshold amount. In response to the determination of the occurrence of the transition, coefficients indicative of respective amounts of compensation to resolve or mitigate nonlinearities associated with the transition are determined. According to the coefficients, a filter is applied in a vicinity of the transition to obtain a modified electrical signal. The modified electrical signal is converted into an optical signal and coupled to a fiber to transmit the optical signal to a destination at a second interconnect.
Transition-based, nonlinear equalization for optical transmission
An optical or an optoelectronic device and methods are provided for data transmission across two interconnects. First, an electrical signal is obtained from an interconnect. Next, the electrical signal is modulated. Within the modulated electrical signal, an occurrence of a transition is determined, in which a change in a power of the electrical signal by more than a threshold amount. In response to the determination of the occurrence of the transition, coefficients indicative of respective amounts of compensation to resolve or mitigate nonlinearities associated with the transition are determined. According to the coefficients, a filter is applied in a vicinity of the transition to obtain a modified electrical signal. The modified electrical signal is converted into an optical signal and coupled to a fiber to transmit the optical signal to a destination at a second interconnect.
METHOD FOR UPDATING NON-LINEAR LOOK-UP TABLE, APPARATUS FOR UPDATING NON-LINEAR LOOK-UP TABLE, AND OPTICAL RECEIVER
A method for updating a non-linear look-up table, an apparatus for updating a non-linear look-up table, and an optical receiver. The method for updating a non-linear look-up table includes: performing suppression processing on residual linear ISI contained in an input look-up table in an iterative update process of a look-up table to obtain a processed look-up table. The method eliminates adverse effects of a residual linear ISI in real time during an iterative update process of a LUT, so that a generated LUT coefficient does not continue to diverge along an iteration process, which ensures stable operation of pre-compensating on nonlinearity of an optical transmitter device.
DISTORTER COEFFICIENT UPDATING APPARATUS, METHOD AND DIGITAL PREDISTORTION APPARATUS
A distorter coefficient updating apparatus, a distorter coefficient updating method, and a digital predistortion apparatus. The distorter coefficient updating apparatus is configured at an optical receiver side, and comprises a processor configured to: perform re-distortion processing on a signal after decision according to a first distorter coefficient to generate a first reference signal; and calculate a second distorter coefficient according to the first reference signal and a signal before decision, or according to the first reference signal, the signal after decision, and the signal before decision The second distorter coefficient is fed back to the processor as the first distorter coefficient of the processor in a next update, and the second distorter coefficient is fed back to a predistorter on an optical transmitter side as a predistortion coefficient for the predistorter to perform a predistortion processing on a signal input to the predistorter.
DISTORTER COEFFICIENT UPDATING APPARATUS, METHOD AND DIGITAL PREDISTORTION APPARATUS
A distorter coefficient updating apparatus, a distorter coefficient updating method, and a digital predistortion apparatus. The distorter coefficient updating apparatus is configured at an optical receiver side, and comprises a processor configured to: perform re-distortion processing on a signal after decision according to a first distorter coefficient to generate a first reference signal; and calculate a second distorter coefficient according to the first reference signal and a signal before decision, or according to the first reference signal, the signal after decision, and the signal before decision The second distorter coefficient is fed back to the processor as the first distorter coefficient of the processor in a next update, and the second distorter coefficient is fed back to a predistorter on an optical transmitter side as a predistortion coefficient for the predistorter to perform a predistortion processing on a signal input to the predistorter.
OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER, OPTICAL COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING LIGHT RECEIVING ELEMENT
An optical communication apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a light emitting element; a transmission driver that drives the light emitting element; a light receiving element capable of changing a multiplication factor by a bias voltage; a temperature sensor; a computing unit that calculates a drive rate of the transmission driver; and an adjusting unit that adjusts the bias voltage applied to the light receiving element. The adjusting unit adjusts the bias voltage by linear computation using a plurality of target values of the bias voltage for combinations of a plurality of temperatures and a plurality of drive rates, based on a temperature detected by the temperature sensor and a result of calculation of the drive rate.
OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER, OPTICAL COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING LIGHT RECEIVING ELEMENT
An optical communication apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a light emitting element; a transmission driver that drives the light emitting element; a light receiving element capable of changing a multiplication factor by a bias voltage; a temperature sensor; a computing unit that calculates a drive rate of the transmission driver; and an adjusting unit that adjusts the bias voltage applied to the light receiving element. The adjusting unit adjusts the bias voltage by linear computation using a plurality of target values of the bias voltage for combinations of a plurality of temperatures and a plurality of drive rates, based on a temperature detected by the temperature sensor and a result of calculation of the drive rate.
ADJUSTING EYE HEIGHTS AND OPTICAL POWER LEVELS OF A MULTI-LEVEL OPTICAL SIGNAL
A multi-level optical signal is sampled to generate an eye diagram. The signal can be adjusted when eyes in the eye diagram have different heights. More specifically, a first value is determined, and the height of a first eye is adjusted using the first value. The first value is multiplied by a stored factor to produce a second value, and the height of a second eye is adjusted using the second value, and so on for other eyes. As a result, eye heights are the same. Similarly, optical power levels of the signal can be adjusted when the levels are not equally spaced. As a result, the optical power levels are equally spaced.
SIGNAL PRE-COMPENSATION METHOD AND APPARATUS
A signal pre-compensation method is provided. In the method, at least one target frequency subband is determined from a plurality of frequency subbands of a first optical signal and an optical signal of the at least one target frequency subband in the first optical signal is demodulated based on the at least one target frequency subband. A first electrical signal is obtained after demodulation, and a pre-compensation parameter is updated based on the at least one target frequency subband, the first electrical signal, and a second electrical signal. Herein the pre-compensation parameter is used to perform signal pre-compensation on the second electrical signal, and the first optical signal is generated after the pre-compensation is performed on the second electrical signal.