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- the present invention relates to optical information transmission using an optical fiber, and more particularly, to a compensator for compensating signal waveform deterioration during transmission.
- CD Chromatic Dispersion
- Chromatic dispersion compensation means that an optical device with the opposite chromatic dispersion characteristic to the optical fiber used in the transmission line is placed in an optical transmitter or receiver to cancel the chromatic dispersion characteristic of the optical fiber and receive the signal. This is a technique for preventing distortion of the optical waveform.
- chromatic dispersion compensation method a method using a dispersion compensating fiber having chromatic dispersion of the opposite sign to the transmission line, an optical interferometer, an optical circuit, an optical fiber grating, an optical transversal filter, and the like are being studied. It is also under consideration to arrange an electric compensation circuit such as an electric transpersal filter in the receiver to compensate for waveform deterioration.
- variable chromatic dispersion used in this technology
- compensators that vary the amount of chromatic dispersion by, for example, imparting a temperature gradient or strain to an optical fiber grating, or changing the temperature or phase of an optical interference system.
- variable compensation is possible by varying the filter characteristics.
- Such a tunable dispersion compensator is also used to compensate for the lack of chromatic dispersion tolerance of a high-speed optical transmitter / receiver.
- the dispersion tolerance of a 40 Gbit / s optical transmitter / receiver is extremely small at a maximum of about 80 ps / nm, which is only 4 km for a widely used sinal mode fiber (SMF). Therefore, in transmission using a fixed chromatic dispersion compensating device, it is necessary to reduce the transmission line dispersion to 80 ps / nm or less by replacing the device with a different compensation amount every time the transmission distance changes by 4 km.
- an tunable chromatic dispersion compensator is placed immediately before the receiver, and the amount of chromatic dispersion is automatically varied so that the optimum received waveform is always detected by detecting the amount of deterioration of the received waveform and transmission characteristics.
- a dispersion compensation technique is being studied. With this technology, even if a high-speed optical transmitter / receiver is used, it is possible to realize a state in which it operates as long as the user connects the device without considering the chromatic dispersion of the transmission line, that is, ⁇ plug-and-play '' as before. .
- Polarization Mode Dispersion is a phenomenon in which the transmission speed of an optical signal differs between the two main axes (TE and TM) of an optical fiber.
- TE and TM main axes
- polarization dispersion compensation is a technique to prevent distortion of the optical waveform by inserting an element with polarization dispersion opposite to that of the transmission line into the transmission line.
- an electrical compensation circuit such as a transpersal filter in the receiver to compensate for waveform degradation due to polarization dispersion.
- an electrical compensation circuit such as a transpersal filter in the receiver to compensate for waveform degradation due to polarization dispersion.
- the amount of polarization dispersion in an optical fiber transmission line is known to change from time to time due to changes in the surrounding temperature and fluctuations in the state of incident polarization.
- Automatic polarization dispersion compensation is necessary to control to the minimum optimal compensation state. It has become.
- bandwidth limit refers to a specific band such as a high-frequency component of an optical signal due to the limit of the bandwidth of a multimode optical fiber used as a transmission line, a semiconductor laser used for generating or receiving an optical signal, a photodiode, or an IC. This is a phenomenon in which components are lost, which leads to waveform deterioration of the received optical waveform in high-speed optical transmission.
- a compensating circuit such as an optical or electric transpersal filter to compensate for the weakened high-frequency components. State of optical fiberTransmission distance, optical spectrum characteristics and modulation characteristics of each optical transmitter's light source greatly depend on it, so the amount of compensation cannot be determined in advance. Automatic compensation is indispensable to control to the optimal compensation state. This compensation is effective not only for band limitation but also for a part of deterioration due to chromatic dispersion and polarization dispersion, and initial intersymbol interference of waveforms.
- Fig. 2 shows an example of the configuration of a conventional automatic chromatic dispersion compensator that uses the quark extraction / maximum control method, which is a typical method for detecting waveform deterioration in variable dispersion compensation and polarization dispersion compensation.
- the optical digital information signal degraded due to chromatic dispersion and polarization dispersion of the optical fiber due to optical fiber transmission is input to the conventional automatic chromatic dispersion compensator 120 via the input optical fiber 101. .
- the optical signal is compensated for deterioration due to chromatic dispersion by transmitting through the tunable optical chromatic dispersion compensator 102, and then output from the output optical fiber 105.
- a polarization dispersion compensator is used as the compensator 102, it is possible to configure a variable polarization dispersion compensator with almost the same configuration.
- a part of the compensated optical signal is branched by the optical splitter 104 and guided to the photodetector 106 to be converted into an electric signal.
- the electric signal is rectified by a rectifier circuit 121, and the output signal is filtered by a bandpass filter 122 whose transmission center band is equal to the bit rate, thereby extracting a clock component in the received signal.
- the control signal 103 obtained from the maximum value control circuit 123 is input to the tunable optical chromatic dispersion compensator 102 and the wavelength is adjusted.
- waveform degradation can always be kept to a minimum. Can be.
- variable chromatic dispersion compensator by such clock extraction is described in, for example, the literature Extracted Power Level Monitoring scheme for Automatic Dispersion Equalization in High-Speed Optical Transmission Systems (IEICE Trans. Commun., Vol. E84-B, No. 11 Nov. 2001).
- Figure 6 of this paper shows the relationship between the clock component strength and the amount of waveform dispersion in the transmission line in the 20 Gbit / s NRR (Non Return to Zero) / RZ (Return to Zero) system.
- the NRZ signal shown by the solid line in Fig.
- the clock signal intensity (vertical axis) has the maximum intensity at the point of 150ps / nm, which is the amount of wavelength dispersion (horizontal axis).
- the waveform is almost the best at the position. With this wavelength as the center, the peak intensity is unimodal and convex upward when the wavelength dispersion is in the range of +50 ps / nm to -350 ps / nm and the width is approximately 400 ps / nm.
- the best waveform can always be obtained by controlling the compensation amount of the tunable dispersion compensator in the direction that maximizes the waveform.
- the above-described maximum clock control has a problem in that if the waveform deterioration becomes large, the intensity of the peak signal loses the single-peak property and the waveform cannot be drawn to the best waveform.
- the width of the amount of dispersion that can be withdrawn is in the range of about 400 ps / nm for a 20 Gbit / s NRZ optical signal and about 250 ps / nm for an RZ signal in the experimental results shown in FIG. Since this value is inversely proportional to the square of the bit rate, it is 100 ps / nm (NRZ) and 80 ps / nm (RZ) when converted to a bit rate of 40 Gbit / s.
- the detection range is such that “the waveform that can be received by the receiver is drawn to the best point”.
- the detection range of waveform deterioration should be as wide as possible. For example, it is necessary to cover the compensation range of a tunable dispersion compensator or a tunable polarization dispersion compensator.
- the goal is to achieve the dispersion tolerance (> 800 to 500 Ps / nm) of the 10 Gbit / s receiver, with the same level of usability as a 10 Gbit / s transceiver. It becomes. In other words, at least about ⁇ 250 ps / nm is required, and a waveform deterioration detection method with a wide detection range is required.
- FIG. 2 is an automatic polarization dispersion compensator.
- the polarization dispersion tolerance of a normal NRZ transceiver is about 1/3 of the bit width. (For example, for a NRZ signal with a bit rate of 40 Gbit / s, the bit width is 25 ps. About 7.5 ps). In the case of the waveform deterioration detection method using clock extraction, the detection range is a maximum of 1/2 bit. The reason for this is that the waveform due to polarization dispersion is the sum of the two waveforms transmitted along the main axis of the optical fiber transmission line.If the polarization dispersion amount is exactly one bit, the waveform of the degraded optical signal reappears.
- the waveform returns to a binary waveform, and a clock signal having the same strength as in the case of zero polarization dispersion is generated. That is, the range of the amount of polarization dispersion in which the intensity of the peak signal is unimodal is 0 to 1/2 bit.
- the amount of polarization dispersion of an optical fiber is usually proportional to the square root of the transmission distance, and its value is about 0.1 lps / km 1/2 .
- some of the installed optical fiber transmission lines have high polarization dispersion and poor characteristics, and the polarization dispersion of such optical fibers can reach up to 2.0 ps / km 1/2 . It is said that.
- a dispersion of 20 ps (80% of the bit width at 40 Gbit / s) can be achieved over a transmission line of only 100 km.
- a method of detecting waveform deterioration with a wide detection range is also required for a polarization dispersion compensator.
- a similar waveform deterioration detection method is indispensable. This can be controlled by detecting the clock signal strength, but the detection range is insufficient as in the case of the wavelength dispersion and PMD compensation described above.
- the conventional clock extraction method has a problem that the detection characteristics of the detection circuit strongly depend on the bit rate of the optical signal, and cannot be applied to compensation of optical signals having different bit rates.
- the types of optical signal bit rates have increased significantly in recent years. Even in the same system called 10 Gbit / s, 9.95 Gbit / s for SONET signals and 9.7 Gbit / s for transmission systems using FEC (Forward Error Correction) And 12.6 Gbit / s, and 12.5 Gbit / s for 10G Ethernet.
- the clock extraction method uses Since it is necessary to use an extremely narrow bandwidth filter having a Q value of several hundred as the filter 122, it is difficult for one circuit to support such a wide range of bit rates. On the other hand, it is necessary to reduce the cost by reducing the number of product types, and it is also necessary to increase the convenience of customers who have purchased the products. The need is growing.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a practical waveform deterioration compensator that solves the above-described problems in a waveform deterioration detection method used for variable chromatic dispersion compensation, variable polarization dispersion compensation, variable band compensation, and the like. It is in.
- the object is to convert an optical digital information signal into an electric digital information signal with a photodetector, and to use a sampling circuit to sample the amplitude of the electric digital information signal asynchronously with the bit timing of the information signal to obtain an amplitude frequency distribution.
- This can be solved by a method of extracting a signal corresponding to the waveform deterioration amount from the frequency distribution in the control circuit and obtaining a control signal that minimizes the waveform deterioration.
- the compensation amount of the variable optical signal waveform degradation compensation circuit or the variable electric signal waveform degradation compensation circuit by this control signal, it is possible to automatically compensate for the signal waveform degradation to the minimum.
- a chromatic dispersion compensation circuit By using a chromatic dispersion compensation circuit, a polarization dispersion compensation circuit, a band degradation compensation circuit, or a compensation circuit including a transversal filter or an identification feedback compensator as the above waveform degradation compensation circuit, degradation factors in optical fiber transmission can be reduced. It is possible to compensate effectively. Also, in order to support multi-bit rates, it is necessary to guarantee the above-described asynchronous sampling even when a plurality of information signals having different bit rates are input. This can be achieved by making the sampling frequency of the sampling circuit relatively prime to all possible values of the bit rate, or by making the sampling timing of the sampling circuit random, or by switching the sampling frequency to a plurality of different values. This can be realized by changing the sampling frequency over time.
- the frequency band of the path from the photodetector to the sampling circuit is less than or equal to 1/2 of the bit rate of the information signal, it is possible to detect and compensate for a wider range of waveform deterioration.
- the above control circuit calculates the statistical moment of the second or higher order of the frequency distribution, and controls the signal waveform deterioration compensation circuit so that the calculated statistical moment becomes the maximum, minimum, or a constant value. Can be effectively detected and the waveform deterioration can be automatically compensated.
- the control circuit may control the signal waveform deterioration compensation circuit. If the information signal is in the RZ format, calculate the second-order even moment as the statistical moment, and calculate either the fourth-order or higher even moment so that its value is the maximum, or minimize it.
- the control circuit may control the signal waveform deterioration compensation circuit such that
- control of the signal waveform deterioration compensation circuit is stopped when there is no optical signal, and control of the signal waveform deterioration compensation circuit is performed when there is an optical signal.
- the control circuit first uses the low-order statistical moment to perform signal waveform deterioration. It is useful to control the compensation circuit and then switch control algorithms to use higher order statistical moments or control signals generated by other methods. This description includes part or all of the contents as disclosed in the description and Z or drawings of Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-149513, which is a priority document of the present application.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a conventional automatic chromatic dispersion compensator.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a relationship between a received waveform and an asynchronous amplitude frequency distribution, which is a principle of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of chromatic dispersion and the nth moment in the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a configuration of the control circuit 110 in the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an operation algorithm of the control circuit 110 according to the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram showing a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram showing a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating the relationship between the amount of chromatic dispersion and the nth moment for an RZ modulated optical signal.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating the effect of band reduction of the waveform deterioration detection unit of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a configuration diagram showing a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a configuration diagram showing a seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a control operation of the control circuit 110 according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a first embodiment of the present invention, and shows a configuration example of an automatic chromatic dispersion compensator 100 to which the present invention is applied.
- the optical digital information signal input from the input optical fiber 101 is compensated for deterioration due to chromatic dispersion by passing through the tunable optical chromatic dispersion compensator 102, and the output optical fiber 100 is compensated for as an optical signal.
- a part of the compensated optical signal is split by an optical splitter 104, converted into an electrical signal by a photodetector 106, and then sampled.
- Input to the A / D converter 107 which is a switching circuit.
- the 870 converter 107 samples the amplitude of the input electric signal in accordance with the timing of the sampling clock 109 asynchronous with the information signal generated by the clock generator 108.
- the control circuit 110 generates a control signal 103 of the amount of chromatic dispersion corresponding to the waveform deterioration of the received signal from the frequency distribution of the amplitude obtained by accumulating the digitized amplitude information for a certain period of time.
- an automatic chromatic dispersion compensation function can be realized.
- a variable polarization dispersion compensator can be configured with almost the same configuration.
- FIG. 3 shows the received waveform (right) when transmitting a 40 Gbit / s NRZ optical signal, and the amplitude frequency distribution (right) obtained by sampling the received waveform asynchronously.
- FIG. 3 (a) shows a case in which the amount of chromatic dispersion of the transmission path is set to -40 ps / nm, at which the reception waveform deterioration is minimized. It can be seen that the received waveform on the left has almost no intersymbol interference, and the amplitude frequency distribution on the right has sharp peaks at the normalized mark level (1) and space level (0). On the other hand, FIG.
- the wavelengths difference amount - as large as 200p S / mn, a condition that caused the large waveform deterioration.
- the waveform is greatly distorted, and the sharp peak in the frequency distribution on the right is lost, and the distribution is flattened.
- the amplitude frequency distribution information of the received waveform and the degree of waveform deterioration are closely related.
- it is essentially important to perform the sampling of the waveform amplitude as described above asynchronously with the bit timing. This is because the change in the waveform can be detected with high sensitivity by taking in the waveform deterioration information not only at the center of the waveform but also at the shoulder at the bit boundary.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the relationship between the nth-order statistical moment of the frequency distribution sampled asynchronously with the received waveform and the chromatic dispersion in 40 Gbit / s NRZ optical signal transmission, and shows the effect of the present invention.
- the optical waveform is sampled about 100,000 times at random timing, and the average moment ⁇ as the first moment and the standard deviation ⁇ as the second moment are calculated from the frequency distribution of the amplitude. did.
- the normalized n-order moment m n in these values was calculated using the following equation (X k is the value of each amplitude sample, K is the number of samples). ⁇ '
- the curve of ⁇ 8 plots the first to eighth moments of each waveform.
- the small irregularities in the graph are offset from the distribution generated because the sampling timing is set to random numbers, and are smoothed by increasing the number of acquired samples.
- the dotted line marked with black diamonds in the figure is the calculated value of the eye opening deterioration of the received waveform in dB. The smaller this value is, the smaller the waveform deterioration is.
- the waveform degradation is minimal at the point where the amount of chromatic dispersion on the horizontal axis is about -40 ps / nm, and that the waveform degradation increases as the distance from this point increases.
- the first-order moment has a constant value, but the second- and higher-order moments vary greatly with respect to chromatic dispersion, and thus can be used for minimum waveform deterioration control.
- an odd moment of the third order or higher shows a minimum value when the chromatic dispersion is zero, and changes sharply as the order N increases. Therefore, it is possible to control to the point of chromatic dispersion by controlling the third-order and higher odd-numbered moments to be the minimum.
- This control is possible because the odd-order moments correspond to the vertical symmetry of the amplitude distribution of the received waveform.
- the third-order statistical moment is called skewness, and minimizing this value is equivalent to making the amplitude distribution as vertically symmetric as possible.
- the most symmetrical of the received waveform is the point of chromatic dispersion or PMD, and the point of chromatic dispersion is the control point.
- the second moment for control.
- the value to be a constant value of 1.0
- Pack control becomes possible.
- the detectable range of the waveform deterioration is the region where the second moment is falling to the right, and its range is about 180 ps / nm.
- the even moment of the fourth or higher order has a local minimum near -40 ps / nm, at which the waveform is optimal, and has a downwardly convex carp over a wide range on both sides.
- the fourth moment is called kurtosis and is a statistic that indicates the degree of sharpness of the statistical distribution. Minimize this value This means that the amplitude distribution is separated into two extremes, 0 and 1, which corresponds to the minimum waveform degradation.
- the fourth-order curve (m4 in the figure) is convex downward in the range of about 600 ps / nm, and the waveform degradation is minimized in an extremely wide range, approximately six times that of the conventional clock extraction method (100 ps / nm). Can be controlled.
- Such a statistical moment is a universal normalization parameter that represents the state of the statistical distribution, and changes in gain and loss in the receiver due to changes in signal level and aging, discrepancies in identification timing, and the presence or absence of optical signal noise. It has the advantage that calculations can be easily performed on waveforms that are not affected by such factors, and that have deteriorated to the point where the eye opening point disappears and clock extraction cannot be performed. As a result, the detection range of the waveform deterioration amount is extremely wide as compared with other methods.
- the control point is the point of minimum waveform deterioration, not zero chromatic dispersion, so that there is an advantage that compensation can be performed for deterioration elements other than chromatic dispersion, polarization dispersion, and band deterioration. is there.
- the self-phase modulation effect which is a nonlinear effect of an optical fiber
- the chromatic dispersion amount for obtaining an optimum reception waveform will be different. The deterioration can be prevented because the optimal control is performed including the influence of the above.
- the effect of signal noise is that the level of signal 0 and 1 is widened, so the effect on the above moment is small, and if the number of samplings is increased, averaging is performed, so the essential effect on the operation of the present invention is Absent.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of the configuration of the control circuit 110
- FIG. 6 shows an example of the operation algorithm.
- the control circuit 110 receives an amplitude sample value Xi output from the sampling circuit (AZD converter) 107 from the sample data input terminal 124. Arithmetic unit 125 stores this data until it reaches a certain number K, and then calculates the nth moment of each sample data Xi. The arithmetic unit 110 further controls the tunable optical chromatic dispersion compensator 102 so that one of the n-order moments becomes a maximum, a minimum, or a constant value, so that the DZA converter 1 266-1, Set the value to 1 2 6—2 and output the control signal from the control signal output terminal 1 2 7. If necessary, send a signal indicating the sampling timing, such as sampling timing, directly to the computing unit, etc.
- two sets of control signals are output using two DZA converters 1 266-1 and 1 26-2. This is based on the number of control signals of the compensator to be controlled and the number of control signals used. It depends on the number of compensators used.
- a transpersal optical filter or a polarization dispersion compensator usually has multiple control terminals.
- polarization dispersion, chromatic dispersion, and band degradation are compensated simultaneously, or two compensations with different compensation ranges.
- Multiple control signals are also required when devices are cascaded. In the case of controlling a simple variable dispersion compensator, one control signal may be used.
- the algorithm for maximum / minimum control used in the control circuit 110 is not particularly limited as long as it is a method generally used for maximum / minimum control.
- it is possible to use one-variable or multi-variable control methods such as the hill-climbing method, the maximum slope method, and dithering of control signals found in control engineering textbooks.
- the amount of change in the nth moment is measured by changing each of a plurality of control signals by a fixed amount, and the set (vector) of the plurality of control signals is changed in a direction in which the slope becomes maximum positively or negatively. ,
- the maximum or minimum control of the nth moment can be realized.
- Examples of the use of the asynchronous frequency distribution of the waveform similar to the present invention include, for example, ⁇ Quality Monitoring of Optical Signals influenced by Chromatic Dispersion in a Transmission Fiber using Averaged Q-Factor Evaluation (IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Vol. 13, No.
- Q value signal-to-noise ratio
- the purpose of Q value detection is to find the ratio of signal intensity to noise intensity in the frequency distribution of the waveform.
- the 0 and 1 levels of the signal are determined from the two peaks of the frequency distribution, the signal at the intermediate level is thresholded and discarded, and the signal strength and the noise component (0 , One level).
- the noise itself has almost no effect on the statistical moment calculated by the present invention, and can be applied in the present invention. Since the signals at intermediate levels between 0 and 1 are actively used as a measure of the degree of waveform degradation, the two are significantly different.
- FIG. 7 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, and shows a configuration of an optical transmission device to which the present invention is applied.
- the optical signal output from the optical transmitter 130 is transmitted through the optical fiber transmission line 1311 _ 1
- the optical signal remains as it is in the optical repeater 13 2 constituted by an optical amplifier such as an optical fiber amplifier.
- the signal is amplified, transmitted again through the optical fiber transmission line 131-2, amplified by the optical preamplifier 133, and input to the automatic chromatic dispersion compensator (or polarization dispersion compensator) 100 of the present invention.
- the optical signal whose waveform deterioration has been compensated is input to the optical receiver 134 and returned to the electrical information signal.
- the product can be made independent and separate from 1 3 4.
- the automatic chromatic dispersion compensator 100 is not limited to the position immediately before the optical receiver 134, but may be arranged at an arbitrary position in the optical fiber transmission line, for example, immediately after the optical repeater 132, so that the transmission may be performed during transmission.
- the transmission distance can be extended by compensating for the waveform distortion of the signal.
- an optical fiber amplifier using a rare earth element such as erbium, a Raman optical amplifier, a semiconductor optical amplifier, or the like may be inserted at an arbitrary position as necessary. Is possible. .
- FIG. 8 shows a third embodiment of the present invention, showing an example in which the present invention is applied to a wavelength division multiplexing transmission device, and an example in which the present invention is incorporated in an optical receiver.
- the optical signals of different wavelengths ⁇ 1, 22, and ⁇ 3 output from the optical transmitters 13 0—1, 1 3 0—2, and 13 0—3 are combined by the optical wavelength multiplexer 1 3 7.
- Waves are transmitted through one optical fiber transmission line 13 1, amplified by the optical preamplifier 13 3, and then separated again by the optical wavelength demultiplexer 1 38 into wavelengths ⁇ 1, ⁇ 2, ⁇ 3 Is done.
- the optical signals of the respective wavelengths are respectively transmitted to the automatic chromatic dispersion compensating optical receivers 135-1—1, 135-2, and 1335 incorporating the automatic chromatic dispersion compensator (or polarization dispersion compensator) of the present invention.
- the number of high-frequency components is reduced and the cost is reduced by sharing the photodetector 106 with the photodetector of the optical receiver for receiving digital information. That is, from the photodetector 106
- the output electrical signal is split into two, one of which is input to the clock / data recovery circuit 136, where the digital information signal is recovered.
- the other is input to the A / D converter 107 as in the above-described embodiment, and used for sampling the amplitude value.
- FIG. 9 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention, in which the A / D converter 107 of the above embodiment is replaced with a variable identification circuit 140 to improve the feasibility of a sampling circuit.
- the electric signal waveform output from the photodetector 106 is input to the variable identification circuit 140, and the amplitude of the electric signal is output at the timing indicated by the asynchronous sampling clock 109 generated by the clock generator 108. After being converted to 0 or 1 digital signal, it is input to the control circuit 110 through the integrating circuit 142.
- the control circuit 110 outputs the discrimination level reference signal 141, and slowly changes the discrimination level of the variable discrimination circuit 140 as compared with the bit rate of the information signal and the asynchronous clock 108.
- the discrimination level reference signal 141 takes the amplitude value Vr
- the probability that the amplitude 1 appears in the digital data output from the discrimination circuit 140 is the probability that the amplitude value of the input signal exceeds Vr. Is equal to Therefore, by sweeping Vr slowly from the lower limit to the upper limit of the waveform amplitude range and examining the probability that the output signal of the discriminating circuit 140 becomes 1, the cumulative frequency distribution of the input signal amplitude can be obtained. it can.
- the integration time constant of the integration circuit 142 is set to be sufficiently lower than the sampling speed and higher than the sweep speed, the signal voltage output from the integration circuit 142 becomes the identification circuit 144. Corresponds to the probability that the output signal of becomes 1. Since the amplitude frequency distribution can be calculated by differentiating this cumulative frequency distribution, this configuration has the same effect as the above-described configuration in which the A / D converter is used as a sampling circuit.
- the mounting form of the integration circuit 144 may be different as long as it is a circuit that outputs an output corresponding to the probability of amplitude 0 or 1 among the data output by the variable identification circuits 14 and 0. For example, it can be realized by a form in which the number of times of amplitude 1 is counted and output by a high-speed counter. Also, if necessary, the integration action can be performed inside the control circuit. You may do it.
- FIG. 10 shows a fifth embodiment of the present invention, in which a variable electric signal waveform deterioration compensating circuit compensates for deterioration of a received waveform.
- a transpersal filter and a discriminative feedback type equalizer are used as the variable electric signal waveform deterioration compensation circuit.
- the three-tap type transpersal filter section consists of three 1-bit delay circuits 144 connected in cascade behind the output section of the photodetector 106. 1 1 4 4 1 -3, a part of the output signal of each bit delay circuit is branched and multiplied by weight counts a0 to a2.Three weighting circuits 1 4 5, two adding the output signals of these three weighting circuits It consists of an adder circuit 146.
- the 1-tap type feedback equalizer has a 1-bit delay circuit 144-4-4 that delays and reproduces the data that has been identified and recovered by the clock / data recovery circuit 1336, and weights the weight b0. It consists of a circuit 144 and one adder circuit 144.
- An electric signal obtained from the photodetector 106 is subjected to waveform equalization by the first transversal filter section acting as a linear filter. At the same time, a part of the identified digital signal is fed back and added after the clock data recovery circuit, and is subjected to nonlinear equalization.
- These waveform equalization characteristics and frequency characteristics are based on the asynchronous waveform deterioration of the present invention, which is composed of the variable identification circuit 140, the peak generator 108, the integration circuit 144, and the control circuit 110.
- the control circuit 110 controls the weighting of the weighting circuit 144 so as to minimize the amount of waveform deterioration detected by the detection unit. This control algorithm is almost the same as the maximum value minimum value control described above.
- the present invention is also effective when controlling a compensation circuit in the electric domain.
- the chromatic dispersion, the polarization dispersion, the band degradation, and the intersymbol interference inherent in the transmission waveform, etc. It is possible to compensate for the waveform deterioration factor.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of chromatic dispersion and the nth moment when an optical signal is RZ-modulated in the present invention.
- the detection characteristics of waveform deterioration are significantly different from those of NRZ, and the curve of the nth moment periodically undulates. For this reason, the detection range is narrower than in the case of NRZ, but for example, by controlling so that the second moment (thick line) is maximized, it is about 130 ps / nm, which is 1.6 times that of the mouthpiece extraction method. Double the control range.
- FIGS. 12 (a) and 12 (b) show examples in which the above band is reduced to a signal bit rate of 1 Z4 when receiving NRZ and RZ optical signals, respectively.
- the detection range of waveform degradation during minimum control of the fourth moment is 900 ps / nm or more, which is about nine times that of the conventional method, and is a very effective method.
- the detection band is limited, the waveform becomes NRZ-like, so the detection characteristics change significantly and the effectiveness is higher.
- the width is about 550ps / nm, which is 7 times larger than before.
- the minimum control of the even moment of the fourth order or more and the odd moment is also applicable.
- FIG. 13 shows a sixth embodiment of the present invention, which is an example of compensation for a wavelength multiplexed signal.
- the chromatic dispersion compensator 102 is inserted immediately before the optical wavelength demultiplexer 1338, and collectively compensates for deterioration of a plurality of optical signals before separation.
- Such compensation can be achieved by using a chromatic dispersion compensator such as an optical etalon or an optical transpersal filter having a periodicity with respect to the wavelength, or a compensator having a sufficiently wide wavelength range.
- the signal waveform deterioration compensator 150 of the present invention is arranged immediately before the optical receiver 134-1—1 corresponding to the optical signal of the wavelength ⁇ 1, and the control signal 1 obtained from the control circuit 110 is provided.
- the chromatic dispersion compensator 102 is controlled by 03.
- the chromatic dispersion compensator 102 operates so that the reception waveform of the wavelength ⁇ 1 is optimal, but the chromatic dispersion is simultaneously compensated for the wavelengths of 12 and ⁇ 3, and a good reception waveform is obtained.
- a single-pass filter 151 having a bandwidth of about 1/4 of the bit rate is arranged between the photodetector 106 and the AZD converter 107 to detect waveform deterioration. By reducing the bandwidth of the section, the detection characteristics are improved as shown in Fig. 12 above.
- Components such as a low-pass filter are not necessarily required for such band reduction, and cost is reduced by intentionally using inexpensive components with a narrow bandwidth for the photodetector 106 and A / D converter 107. It is also possible to reduce it. Also, since the purpose of reducing the bandwidth of these components is to make the received waveform sufficiently large, it is not necessary to control with high precision. Therefore, it operates without any problem even if the bit rate of the received signal changes to some extent, and it can be compatible with multi-bit rate.
- FIG. 14 shows a seventh embodiment of the present invention, in which a polarization dispersion compensator for a multi-bit rate is configured.
- a polarization dispersion compensator is configured by disposing a polarization dispersion element 153 such as a polarization maintaining fiber immediately after the polarization controller 152.
- the polarization controller usually has 2 to 4 control input terminals.
- the control circuit 110 generates four control signals 103 and controls them simultaneously.
- a compensation function may be added to the polarization dispersion compensation circuit to compensate for higher-order polarization dispersion and the like, if necessary, or may be expanded, or a chromatic dispersion compensation circuit may be provided for simultaneous control. Absent.
- the sampling timing for signals of a plurality of bit rates is always asynchronous with the bit timing of the information signal.
- the sampling clock 1109 output from the clock generator 1108 is an integer multiple or a fraction of the bit rate
- the amplitude of the bit is always sampled only at the same time, so that the correct amplitude frequency distribution is obtained.
- a low-frequency signal having a frequency ⁇ f is generated by the low-frequency oscillator 154, and the cut-off frequency is periodically shifted by df at this frequency. Try not to synchronize.
- the above variable asynchronous sampling is not necessarily limited to polarization dispersion compensation, The present invention can be applied to other compensation such as dispersion compensation without any problem.
- the method of de-synchronization there is a method in which the sampling timing is randomized, or which is disjoint from the bit rate range that the sampling input optical digital signal can take. For example, in the latter case, assuming that the signal bit rate ranges from 9.95328 Gbit to 12.5 Gbit / s, the sampling frequency is in a range that is not an integer multiple of these values or a fraction of an integer (for example, 6.25 GHz). ⁇ 9. 9GHz) and set it to 7GHz. In particular, when these cannot be satisfied, asynchronism can also be guaranteed by detecting the reception bit rate and frequency range and switching the sampling frequency to multiple values.
- FIG. 15 is an eighth embodiment of the present invention, and shows a control algorithm of the control circuit 110 in a flowchart.
- the control circuit 110 goes through a pull-in process, and after the pull-in is completed, an accurate control state (Accurate control state). ).
- an accurate control state (Accurate control state).
- the control circuit 110 first has a wide pull-in detection range, It is desirable to perform the pull-in control using the moment (in the case of an NRZ waveform, for example, the fourth-order moment m 4 ).
- the pull-in operation is started again even when the external reset signal (reset) is turned on in the execution state of the accurate control algorithm (accurate control). This is because the pull-in operation is intentionally performed when an incorrect control point is erroneously obtained, or when a signal to be received is intentionally switched.
- a reset signal is generated when the number of code errors exceeds a certain value, It can be generated in conjunction with the error signal of the device.
- the control circuit 110 detects the presence or absence of an optical signal from the strength of the output signal of the AZD converter 107 or the variable identification circuit 140. It is possible. Alternatively, the presence / absence of an optical signal may be notified from a monitoring signal transmitted by wavelength multiplexing with an optical signal, an optical receiver, or an external input signal.
- the control circuit 110 stops the control operation (Idol). Thereafter, when the optical signal is input again (signal 0N), the operation is resumed from the pull-in operation.
- a waveform deterioration compensator that can support a multi-bit rate by asynchronously sampling a waveform and that can greatly expand the detection range of waveform deterioration compared to the conventional method is obtained.
- the waveform deterioration compensation circuit can be used commonly for many types of compensation such as polarization dispersion compensation, chromatic dispersion compensation, and band degradation compensation by replacing the degradation compensator as necessary. Can be reduced.
- the configuration can be simplified and the cost can be reduced.
- control is performed using the statistical moment, which is a universal normalization parameter that indicates the state of the statistical distribution, changes in gain and loss in the receiver due to changes in signal level and aging, discrepancies in identification timing, A control signal can be easily calculated even for a waveform that is not affected by the presence or absence of signal noise and that has deteriorated to the point where the eye opening point of the waveform has disappeared and the mouthpiece cannot be extracted. As a result, a detection range that is approximately six times that of the conventional method can be realized.
- the control point is at the point where the waveform deterioration is minimum, and compensation can be made for deterioration factors other than chromatic dispersion, polarization dispersion, and band deterioration, such as the self-phase modulation effect, which is a nonlinear effect of an optical fiber.
- the detection range of the NRZ signal can be further expanded to 1.5 times or more.
- the detection characteristics can be made equal to NRZ
- the detection range can be expanded to the same level as NRZ
- the same deterioration detection circuit can be shared with the NRZ signal.
- the sampling frequency should be relatively prime to all possible values of the bit rate, the sampling timing should be random, the sampling frequency should be switched to several different frequencies, and the sampling frequency should be changed over time. Therefore, it is preferable not to synchronize with a signal of any bit rate.
- both the detection sensitivity and the detection range of the waveform degradation can be achieved, and the accuracy of the automatic compensation can be improved while keeping the automatic pull-in range of the automatic waveform degradation compensator wide.
- a signal waveform deterioration compensator having a wide detection range and capable of coping with a wide range of bit rates with one circuit is obtained.
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