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Simultaneous and independent OSNR and chromatic dispersion monitoring using empirical moments of asynchronously sampled signal amplitudes

Khan et al., 2012

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1113428639704825568
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Khan F
Lau A
Anderson T
Li J
Lu C
Wai P
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IEEE Photonics Journal

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We analytically investigate and derive equations for the empirical moments of asynchronously sampled signal amplitudes as functions of signal power, noise power, and accumulated chromatic dispersion (CD) of a transmission link. The solutions of these …
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