Optical CDMA; Optical Parallel Interference Cancellation Using the Lowest Threshold Value

Elfadel, N.; Babekir, E.I.; Mohammed, Akmal Nizam; Aziz, Abdul; Saad, Nordin

doi:10.1109/iccgi.2007.45

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“…Therefore, in order to reduce the number of errors for the desired user, one can choose the minimum threshold value. Otherwise, one interfering user can contribute to the error if maximum threshold value is selected [12]. To improve the OPIC receiver efficiency by the simplest way, Optical Hard Limiter (OHL) has been placed in front of the receiver side ( Figure 6).…”

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New Receiver Architecture Based on Optical Parallel Interference Cancellation for the Optical CDMA

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Optical Code Division Multiple Access (OCDMA) is considered as the strongest candidates for the future high speed optical networks due to the large bandwidth offered by the system, Based on the vast amount of bandwidth, OCDMA systems have received much attention in fiber optic Local Area Networks where the traffic is typically bursty. However, Multiple Access Interference (MAI), which is originated from other simultaneous users, severely limits the capacity of the system. Optical Parallel Interference Cancellation (OPIC) has been used to reduce the effect of MAI. However, the usage of OPIC in OCDMA systems will increase the demand for hardware complexity which results in higher processing time and cost. The hardware complexity increases in the receiver side of OPIC when the number of transmitter (users) increases. To overcome these difficulties, an efficient method is presented in this paper called, One Stage Optical Parallel Interference Cancellation (OS-OPIC) which is based mainly on the OPIC. Optical Orthogonal Code (OOC) is adopted as a signature sequence for the performance analysis and a new expression for the error probability is derived. It is shown that, the proposed method is effective to reduce the hardware complexity, processing time and cost while maintaining the same bit error probability at the cost of increasing threshold value.

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Section: Iiioptical Parallel Interference Cancellation (Opic)mentioning

confidence: 99%