Techno-economic evaluation of mode division multiplexing in subsea transmission systems

We model few-mode transmission as a potential cost/bit improvement solution in long-haul subsea systems. Without including the costs and complexities of MIMO transponders, we see some potential reduction relative to high fiber count cables with current subsea single-core/single-mode fibers, but only at the expense of much higher electric power requirements. Very high mode counts do not appear to offer significant advantages.

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Optics Continuum
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2024-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.1364/optcon.517917
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Offshore Engineering and Technologies
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Techno-economic evaluation of mode division multiplexing in subsea transmission systems

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Techno-economic evaluation of mode division multiplexing in subsea transmission systems

O. V. Sinkin, John D. Downie
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Abstract

We model few-mode transmission as a potential cost/bit improvement solution in long-haul subsea systems. Without including the costs and complexities of MIMO transponders, we see some potential reduction relative to high fiber count cables with current subsea single-core/single-mode fibers, but only at the expense of much higher electric power requirements. Very high mode counts do not appear to offer significant advantages.

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