All-optical multi-level phase quantization based on phase sensitive amplification with low-order harmonics
All-optical multi-level phase quantization based on phase sensitive amplification with low-order harmonics
A novel scheme is proposed for all-optical multi-level phase quantization by mixing two lower-order harmonics, rather than mixing the signal with its conjugate (M−1)th harmonic, which is difficult to be generated but necessary for the traditional quantization method. The low-order harmonics used in the proposed scheme are determined as the conjugate (M/2−1)th and the (M/2+1)thharmonics for M=4n , or the conjugate (M/2−2)th and the (M/2+2)th harmonics for M=4n+2, or the conjugate [(M−1)/2]th and the [(M+1)/2]th harmonics for M=2n+1, n=1,2,3…The simulations show the effectiveness of the scheme for the eight- and nine-level all-optical phase quantization. Furthermore, the application of the scheme to the all-optical phase regeneration is validated. An improved method with two cascading stages is also proposed and validated to achieve a monotonic step-like phase–phase transfer characteristic for the optimized all-optical phase quantization. This proposed scheme provides a new way for multi-level phase quantization and multi-level phase shift keying regeneration to meet the ever increasing demand for the bandwidth in fiber optic communications.
Adaptive optics, All-optical signal processing, Harmonic analysis, Integrated optics, low-order harmonic, Optical mixing, Optical sensors, Optical signal processing, phase quantization, phase regeneration, phase sensitive amplification, phase shift keying, Quantization (signal)
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Wang, Hongxiang
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Pan, Limeng
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Lu, Feifei
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Murugan, G.S.
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Sun, Yongmei
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Ji, Yuefeng
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15 December 2018
Wang, Hongxiang
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Pan, Limeng
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Lu, Feifei
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Murugan, G.S.
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Sun, Yongmei
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Ji, Yuefeng
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Wang, Hongxiang, Pan, Limeng, Lu, Feifei, Murugan, G.S., Sun, Yongmei and Ji, Yuefeng
(2018)
All-optical multi-level phase quantization based on phase sensitive amplification with low-order harmonics.
Journal of Lightwave Technology, 36 (24), .
(doi:10.1109/JLT.2018.2879922).
Abstract
A novel scheme is proposed for all-optical multi-level phase quantization by mixing two lower-order harmonics, rather than mixing the signal with its conjugate (M−1)th harmonic, which is difficult to be generated but necessary for the traditional quantization method. The low-order harmonics used in the proposed scheme are determined as the conjugate (M/2−1)th and the (M/2+1)thharmonics for M=4n , or the conjugate (M/2−2)th and the (M/2+2)th harmonics for M=4n+2, or the conjugate [(M−1)/2]th and the [(M+1)/2]th harmonics for M=2n+1, n=1,2,3…The simulations show the effectiveness of the scheme for the eight- and nine-level all-optical phase quantization. Furthermore, the application of the scheme to the all-optical phase regeneration is validated. An improved method with two cascading stages is also proposed and validated to achieve a monotonic step-like phase–phase transfer characteristic for the optimized all-optical phase quantization. This proposed scheme provides a new way for multi-level phase quantization and multi-level phase shift keying regeneration to meet the ever increasing demand for the bandwidth in fiber optic communications.
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Accepted/In Press date: 29 October 2018
e-pub ahead of print date: 7 November 2018
Published date: 15 December 2018
Keywords:
Adaptive optics, All-optical signal processing, Harmonic analysis, Integrated optics, low-order harmonic, Optical mixing, Optical sensors, Optical signal processing, phase quantization, phase regeneration, phase sensitive amplification, phase shift keying, Quantization (signal)
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Local EPrints ID: 426529
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/426529
ISSN: 0733-8724
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Hongxiang Wang
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Limeng Pan
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Feifei Lu
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G.S. Murugan
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Yongmei Sun
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Yuefeng Ji
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