Publications

Forward error correction techniques are essential for optical core and access networks. In optical access networks, low-complexity coding schemes with low power consumption are required.

We show that several coding schemes, in particular turbo encoding, dramatically improve the performance of a noncoherently detected frequency shift-keying modulation with correlated signals.

We show that several coding schemes, and in particular turbo encoding, dramatically improve the performance of a noncoherently detected frequency shift-keying modulation with correlated signals.

Performance of Forward Error Correction (FEC) scheme is investigated in presence of Rayleigh induced optical noise.

Summary form only given. Forward Error Correction (FEC) is now recognized as a key technology for DWDM systems. This tutorial provides an introduction to FEC basic concepts.

Single Radio Voice Call Continuity (SRVCC) is current standardized solution for voice call handover from LTE to circuit core systems.

The 1980's may well be noted in lightwave history for a seemingly endless stream of record breaking improvements in high-speed technology for devices and systems.

High voltage GaN Schottky and p-i-n rectifiers have been fabricated on heteroepitaxial layers.

Distributed Raman amplification can be achieved by optical pumping at either end of the fiber.

On the 4th September 1957 the first commercial troposcatter link was put into service between Minorca (Spain) and Sardinia (Italy).