2009
DOI: 10.1109/jlt.2006.895535
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PolSK Label Over VSB-CSRZ Payload Scheme in AOLS Network

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“…OLS recently attracts much attention and many schemes of OLS have been proposed, which are summarized and compared in 3 . Among these OLS methods, orthogonal modulation is widely applied 4‐13 . Orthogonal modulation superimposes a nonamplitude‐modulated signal on an amplitude shift keying (ASK) signal.…”
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“…OLS recently attracts much attention and many schemes of OLS have been proposed, which are summarized and compared in 3 . Among these OLS methods, orthogonal modulation is widely applied 4‐13 . Orthogonal modulation superimposes a nonamplitude‐modulated signal on an amplitude shift keying (ASK) signal.…”
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“…The nonamplitude modulation applied in OLS includes frequency shift keying (FSK), 4,5 differential phase shift keying (DPSK) 6‐12 and polarization shift keying (PolSK) 13 . As PolSK is sensitive to the polarization rotation and FSK occupies more wavelength resource and suffers more dispersion, DPSK is mostly applied among the three modulations.…”
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“…Recently, an all-optical sampling (AOS) OFDM system using ultra-short pulses as optical samples introduced cyclic postfix (CP) to improve fiber dispersion tolerance [9] . However, different system configurations will influence the performance significantly, such as the number of channels, the data modulation format [10,11] , and the sample pulse width.…”
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“…In this letter, we utilize time delays and phase shifters to realize all-optical DFT/IDFT modules, as described in Refs. [4] and [9]. The structure is shown in Fig.…”
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