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Performance Improvement of a Triple-Concatenated FEC by a UEP-BCH Product Code for 100 Gb/s Optical Transport Networks

Yoshikuni Miyata, Kazuo Kubo, Kenya Sugihara, T. Ichikawa, Wataru Matsumoto, Hideo Yoshida, Takashi Mizuochi

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We present an error-correction performance improvement of a triple-concatenated FEC by a UEP-BCH product code for OTU4V frame format. A simulation indicates an NCG of 11.0dB with 20.5% redundancy at a post-FEC BER of 10−15.

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We present an error-correction performance improvement of a triple-concatenated FEC by a UEP-BCH product code for OTU4V frame format. A simulation indicates an NCG of 11.0dB with 20.5% redundancy at a post-FEC BER of 10−15.

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We present an error-correction performance improvement of a triple-concatenated FEC by a UEP-BCH product code for OTU4V frame format. A simulation indicates an NCG of 11.0dB with 20.5% redundancy at a post-FEC BER of 10−15.

Key concepts: BCH code, Forward error correction, Computer science, Reed–Solomon error correction, Error detection and correction, Concatenated error correction code, Redundancy (engineering), Algorithm

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