CMA-Based Multi-Thread Adaptive Frequency Domain Equalization for Fully Virtualized Coherent Access Networks

We propose a multi-thread adaptive frequency-domain equalizer. The proposed scheme reduces the calculation cost by 87.5% with 128 taps and 1024 GPU threads while operating with the same performance as the multi-thread time domain equalizer.

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2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/acp/ipoc63121.2024.10809843
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Optical Network Technologies
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We propose a multi-thread adaptive frequency-domain equalizer. The proposed scheme reduces the calculation cost by 87.5% with 128 taps and 1024 GPU threads while operating with the same performance as the multi-thread time domain equalizer.

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