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A novel 5/10-Gb/s burst-mode receiver featuring instantaneous (0-bit) phase acquisition for any phase step (plusmn2pi) between packets in GPON is demonstrated. Our design is based on an oversampling local oscillator and a phase picking algorithm.
We demonstrate a 3.5 Gb/s burst-mode receiver featuring instantaneous (0-bit) phase acquisition for any phase (plusmn2pi) between packets in GPON. Our design is based on a 2times oversampling local oscillator and a phase picking algorithm.
We experimentally study the packet-loss ratio performance of burst-mode receivers in GPON as a function of phase step, mode-partition noise, and BER. We assess tradeoffs in power penalty, preamble length, and pattern correlator error resistance.
We demonstrate a 5 Gb/s burst-mode receiver (BMRx) featuring automatic phase acquisition using a clock phase aligner, and forward-error correction using (64, 57) Hamming codes. This BMRx provides instantaneous (0-bit) phase acquisition with packet-loss ratio < 10-6 and bit-error rate < 10-10 for any phase step (plusmn2pi rads) between consecutive packets. Our design is based on an oversampling...
We demonstrate a standalone (no global clock) burst-mode receiver (BMRx) for a 7 times 622 Mb/s incoherent spectral-amplitude-coded optical code-division multiple-access system. The receiver provides the following functions: quantization (intensity noise filtering), clock and data recovery, burst-mode functionality (automatic phase acquisition) using a clock phase aligner (CPA), framing (for byte...
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