Polarization Tracking in the Presence of PDL and Fast Temporal Drift
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| author | Farsi, Mohammad Häger, Christian Karlsson, Magnus Agrell, Erik |
| author_facet | Farsi, Mohammad Häger, Christian Karlsson, Magnus Agrell, Erik |
| contents | In this paper, we analyze the effectiveness of polarization tracking algorithms in optical transmission systems suffering from fast state of polarization (SOP) rotations and polarization-dependent loss (PDL). While most of the gradient descent (GD)-based algorithms in the literature may require step size adjustment when the channel condition changes, we propose tracking algorithms that can perform similarly or better without parameter tuning. Numerical simulation results show higher robustness of the proposed algorithms to SOP and PDL drift compared to GD-based algorithms, making them promising candidates to be used in aerial fiber links where the SOP can potentially drift rapidly, and therefore becomes challenging to track. |
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| publishDate | 2022 |
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| spellingShingle | Polarization Tracking in the Presence of PDL and Fast Temporal Drift Farsi, Mohammad Häger, Christian Karlsson, Magnus Agrell, Erik Signal Processing In this paper, we analyze the effectiveness of polarization tracking algorithms in optical transmission systems suffering from fast state of polarization (SOP) rotations and polarization-dependent loss (PDL). While most of the gradient descent (GD)-based algorithms in the literature may require step size adjustment when the channel condition changes, we propose tracking algorithms that can perform similarly or better without parameter tuning. Numerical simulation results show higher robustness of the proposed algorithms to SOP and PDL drift compared to GD-based algorithms, making them promising candidates to be used in aerial fiber links where the SOP can potentially drift rapidly, and therefore becomes challenging to track. |
| title | Polarization Tracking in the Presence of PDL and Fast Temporal Drift |
| topic | Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.06662 |