Multibits/Sequence-Period Optical CDMA Receiver with Double Optical Hardlimiters
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We propose multibits/sequence-period optical code division multiple access (MS-OCDMA) systems with double optical hardlimiters (DHL) in the presence of APD noise, thermal noise, and channel interference. We apply Reed-Solomon (RS) codes to MS-OCDMA to further improve the error rate performance. We show that the MS-OCDMA receiver with DHL improves the bit error probability of MS-OCDMA systems when the received laser power is large. We also show that the performance of RS coded MS-OCDMA system is better than that of on-off keying OCDMA (OOK-OCDMA) system at the same bit rate and at the same chip rate, respectively.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E86-A No.10 pp.2670-2677
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- 2003/10/01
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Kenji WAKAFUJI, Tomoaki OHTSUKI, "Multibits/Sequence-Period Optical CDMA Receiver with Double Optical Hardlimiters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
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Abstract: We propose multibits/sequence-period optical code division multiple access (MS-OCDMA) systems with double optical hardlimiters (DHL) in the presence of APD noise, thermal noise, and channel interference. We apply Reed-Solomon (RS) codes to MS-OCDMA to further improve the error rate performance. We show that the MS-OCDMA receiver with DHL improves the bit error probability of MS-OCDMA systems when the received laser power is large. We also show that the performance of RS coded MS-OCDMA system is better than that of on-off keying OCDMA (OOK-OCDMA) system at the same bit rate and at the same chip rate, respectively.
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AU - Kenji WAKAFUJI
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