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Continuously-Interleaved BCH (CI-BCH) FEC delivers best in class NECG for 40G and 100G metro applications

Michael Scholten, T. Coe, John Dillard

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Abstract

We provide 40G OTU3 performance results for Continuously-Interleaved concatenated BCH (CI-BCH) FEC, demonstrating best-in-class performance for a 7% overhead hard-decision FEC and offers option to tradeoff coding gain for reduced FEC decode latency.

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We provide 40G OTU3 performance results for Continuously-Interleaved concatenated BCH (CI-BCH) FEC, demonstrating best-in-class performance for a 7% overhead hard-decision FEC and offers option to tradeoff coding gain for reduced FEC decode latency.

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We provide 40G OTU3 performance results for Continuously-Interleaved concatenated BCH (CI-BCH) FEC, demonstrating best-in-class performance for a 7% overhead hard-decision FEC and offers option to tradeoff coding gain for reduced FEC decode latency.

Key concepts: BCH code, Forward error correction, Computer science, Reed–Solomon error correction, Overhead (engineering), Decoding methods, Algorithm, Concatenated error correction code

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