Performance limits of multilevel DPSK
Moshe Nazarathy, Erez Simony
Abstract
Moshe Nazarathy, Erez Simony
Abstract
Recently introduced differential phase-shift keying (DPSK) extensions, collectively referred to here as multilevel differential phase (MDP) formats, explore an increase in data throughput for a given bandwidth by effectively multiplexing differential phase encoding and amplitude modulation onto the same fiber link. In this letter, we derive and present analytic models for the quantum limits of bit-error rate for leading MDP modulation formats (binary phase differential phase amplitude-shift keying (DPASK), quaternary phase DPASK), comparing their performance to that of conventional systems.
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Recently introduced differential phase-shift keying (DPSK) extensions, collectively referred to here as multilevel differential phase (MDP) formats, explore an increase in data throughput for a given bandwidth by effectively multiplexing differential phase encoding and amplitude modulation onto the same fiber link. In this letter, we derive and present analytic models for the quantum limits of bit-error rate for leading MDP modulation formats (binary phase differential phase amplitude-shift keying (DPASK), quaternary phase DPASK), comparing their performance to that of conventional systems.
Key concepts: Phase-shift keying, Differential phase, Amplitude and phase-shift keying, Keying, Quadrature amplitude modulation, Differential coding, Computer science, Multiplexing