K. Kitayama, HIGHLY SPECTRUM EFFICIENT OFDM PDM WIRELESS NETWORKS BY USING OPTICALSSB MODULATION/, Journal of lightwave technology, 16(6), 1998, pp. 969-976
Optical frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) wireless access network
using optical single-sideband modulation is proposed, which allows to
deliver different wireless signals from a central station to each bas
e station over an optical fiber network, The optical single-sideband (
SSB) OFDM can achieve the highest spectrum efficiency of 0.25 b/s/Hz,
A 0.25 b/s/Hz has been experimentally verified by the error-free trans
port of two-channel 4.98 Gb/s BPSK signal on 10 GHz wireless carrier w
ith the frequency channel interval of 20 GHz at 1550 nm over 50 km-lon
g standard single-mode fiber link. Furthermore, it has been also exper
imentally confirmed that by introducing the polarization division mult
iplexing (PDM), the ultimate spectrum efficiency of 0.5 b/s/Hz can be
achieved by the hybrid OFDM/PDM.