Experimental and theoretical evaluation of distortion effects on SCM optical transmissions due to the joint action of static chirping, dynamic chirping and dispersive channel
E. Bravi et al., Experimental and theoretical evaluation of distortion effects on SCM optical transmissions due to the joint action of static chirping, dynamic chirping and dispersive channel, PH NETW COM, 2(4), 2000, pp. 393-401
In optical CATV systems based on subcarrier-multiplexing technique, the joi
nt action of semiconductor laser chirp and fiber chromatic dispersion gives
rise to intermodulation distortion phenomena affecting the transmission pe
rformance. This problem has been explained analytically, leading to a model
valid for every kind of modulating signal and explored in the case of a Ga
ussian process. In this paper, the model is developed for the important spe
cific case of an analogue SCM modulating signal. The results are assessed e
xperimentally.