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100G and BeyondCoherent Optical Communications
Kim Roberts
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Optical Fiber Communications
Optical Fiber
Modulator Detector
cizake (Flickr)
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Reach Matters
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Optical Transmission
(and ladders)
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Spectral Efficiency Matters• Continued exponential growth of 30%-50%
• >1000 Tb/s of new end-to-end traffic in year 2020• Optical Spectrum Squeezed for Bits/Second/Hz
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Latency Matters
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Cost Matters
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Heat Matters
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Physical Barriers
http://www.nrel.colostate.edu/projects
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Chromatic Dispersion
physics.utoledo.edu
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Chromatic Dispersion
Transmitted 10G Signal Signal after Dispersion
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Linear fiber propagation
a) transmitted single bit10 GBaud
b) single bit after 300 km
c) single bit after 3000 km
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Traditional solution:Dispersion Compensation Modules
• Coils of 1 to 20 km of special fiber• 5 s to 100 s of added delay per coil • $3k to $10k per module
• Each line amp site needs a specific value of dispersion compensation engineered for a particular end-to-end connection,
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Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD)
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Mean PMD
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•2266 spans of 80 km measured•Not including concatenation•Average PMD of 0.75 ps/√km•Worst = 27.4 ps/√km
Mean PMD in ps/√km
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Data from OFC 2007 workshop
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http://www.eborg3.com
Noise
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OSNR
• Optical Signal to Noise Ratio• Power in optical signal divided by the power in 0.1
nm of the noise spectrum• Expressed in dB.• For amplifiers and a line system, delivering a high
OSNR is good.• For a receiver, tolerating a low OSNR is good.
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Amplified Spontaneous Emission (ASE)
•Amplifiers are used to overcome fiber losses.•Optical Noise is added by each amplifier.
() = 2 h n sp (G() – 1)
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Optical Fiber Nonlinearity
• The Kerr effect
• Self Phase Modulation
• Cross Phase Modulation
22)( )( EnnnNL
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Fiber Attenuation
Figure from http://macao.communications.museum/images/exhibits
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Low Loss Fiber
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Optimum Amplifier Spacing
~14 dB
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Raman Amplification
C.V. Raman
Pump
Signal
Silica
~100 nm3 to 4.5 dBOSNR improvement
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Dirty Patch Cords
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OTDR Built into the Raman Card
Optical Time Domain Reflectometery (OTDR)
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Polarization of Light
Recall an electromagnetic plane wave (light) propagating in free space: • E-field has components only in directions orthogonal to propagation.• Such a wave is linearly polarized in the transverse (X/Y) plane.
Sum of plane waves with differing phase results in arbitrary state of polarization.
Figure: Propagation along vertical axis (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarization_(waves))
Linear 45-deg. E-fields in phase
Left/Right Circular: ±/2 shift
General case: Elliptical
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Dual Polarization
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Complex Plane of Optical E-field
I or Real
Q or Imaginary
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ASK
One bit encoded in the amplitude, per symbol1 bit x 10 Gsymbols/second = 10 Gb/s
I or Real
Q or Imaginary
1
0
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QPSK
Two bits encoded in the phase, per symbol, per polarization.4 bits x 10 Gsymbols/second = 40 Gb/s
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Four Electrical Drive Signals
Four DimensionalLinearModulation
Linear Modulation of E-field
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Coherent Transmitter
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Tx Module View - Delidded
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Standard
Spectral Shaping
Minimize spectral utilization for a given capacity to increase spectral efficiency DAC technology enables this
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Alien Wavelength
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Alien Wavelength
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Incoherent Detection
T +45o
T -45o
Differential QPSK
TDifferential BPSK
Direct Detection
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Coherent Detection
QX Pol
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Coherent Receiver
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110M Gates • ADC = 5M gates,• DSP = 100M gates, • OTN = 5M gates• 32 nm CMOS
WaveLogic 3 Rx ASIC
• 70T ops/s• 32 nm CMOS• 150M gates• 3.7 km wire
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WaveLogic 3
LinearTransducer Linear
Transducer
Tx DSP DAC ADC Rx DSP
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WaveLogic 3 Flexible Transceiver
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Chromatic Dispersion
Transmitted Signal Signal after Dispersion
10G tolerates ~1000 ps/nmFlex-3 tolerates 300,000 ps/nm
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WaveLogic 3 100G Dispersion Tolerance
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PMD is Irrelevant with WaveLogic 3
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Polarization Mode Dispersion (PMD)
10G tolerates 15 ps meanWaveLogic-3 tolerates 150 ps mean
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Mean PMD
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•2266 spans of 80 km measured•Not including concatenation•Average PMD of 0.75 ps/√km•Worst = 27.4 ps/√km
Mean PMD in ps/√kmExample 10G Reach
WaveLogic 3 Reach km
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Data from OFC 2007 workshop
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Spectral Efficiency
10G allows 10G/50GHz = 0.2 b/s/HzFlex-3 allows 400G/80GHz = 5 b/s/Hz
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Flexible Latency Soft FEC100G 400G
Q-FEC 4 - 35 s 2 - 18 s
TX + RX Including Q-FEC 8 - 42 s 5 - 25 s
Q-FEC is flexible • Latency is provisionable.• Allows tradeoff between performance
and latency
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QPSK: 100 Gb/s in 50 GHz
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Typical Reach with QPSK
10.2 dB B-B
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Noise Tolerance
• Tolerance to noise and nonlinearitycan be used for reach.
• 3500 km is not always needed!• The same tolerance gives the ability
to handle high loss spans, ROADMs, patch panels, and nonlinear interference.
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BPSK: Transpacific Reach on Existing Cables
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Typical Reach with 16-QAM 400G
Raman -1 dBm 21 dB spans of NDSFEDFA +1 dBm
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Typical Undersea Reach
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Flexible Transciever
• 35 Gbaud, captured from Rx after 300 km
• Production WaveLogic 3 Hardware
• Firmware by Ian Roberts
• 10GE test set; traffic daisy-chained
• Error Free, even during transitions