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Intermediate-Frequency-Combining Polarization Diversity Using Frequency Conversion
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An intermediate-frequency-combining (IF-combining) polarization diversity using frequency conversion is proposed. The proposed diversity requires no phase controller as opposed to the conventional IF-combining diversity. It has been theoretically clarified that this diversity has polarization insensitive bit-error-rate (BER) characteristics. The effectiveness has been confirmed by experiments in which the sensitivity dependence on the polarization is suppressed to within 0.8dB and a stable 101km fiber transmission at 600Mbit/s is achieved.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E75-B No.6 pp.506-513
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- 1992/06/25
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Hideaki TSUSHIMA, Shinya SASAKI, Shigeki KITAJIMA, Katsuhiko KUBOKI, "Intermediate-Frequency-Combining Polarization Diversity Using Frequency Conversion" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E75-B, no. 6, pp. 506-513, June 1992, doi: .
Abstract: An intermediate-frequency-combining (IF-combining) polarization diversity using frequency conversion is proposed. The proposed diversity requires no phase controller as opposed to the conventional IF-combining diversity. It has been theoretically clarified that this diversity has polarization insensitive bit-error-rate (BER) characteristics. The effectiveness has been confirmed by experiments in which the sensitivity dependence on the polarization is suppressed to within 0.8dB and a stable 101km fiber transmission at 600Mbit/s is achieved.
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AU - Shinya SASAKI
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AU - Katsuhiko KUBOKI
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VL - E75-B
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Y1 - June 1992
AB - An intermediate-frequency-combining (IF-combining) polarization diversity using frequency conversion is proposed. The proposed diversity requires no phase controller as opposed to the conventional IF-combining diversity. It has been theoretically clarified that this diversity has polarization insensitive bit-error-rate (BER) characteristics. The effectiveness has been confirmed by experiments in which the sensitivity dependence on the polarization is suppressed to within 0.8dB and a stable 101km fiber transmission at 600Mbit/s is achieved.
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