Photonics-based Sub-Terahertz Band Wireless Fronthaul with Commercially Available Optical Fiber-based Fronthaul Equipments and Optical Transceivers

We propose a wireless fronthaul link with ultra high-speed and low round-trip-time delay, which utilize the sub-THz band as a carrier frequency that can be interoperable with currently deployed optical fiber-based mobile fronthaul network equipment and off-the-shelf MSA-compatible optical transceiver. We also verify the technical feasibility of our proposal by measuring bit error rates and end-to-end round trip time delay using a commercially available 25 Gb/s SFP28 optical transceiver and a fronthaul network tester.

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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/pimrc59610.2024.10817157
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Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
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Abstract

We propose a wireless fronthaul link with ultra high-speed and low round-trip-time delay, which utilize the sub-THz band as a carrier frequency that can be interoperable with currently deployed optical fiber-based mobile fronthaul network equipment and off-the-shelf MSA-compatible optical transceiver. We also verify the technical feasibility of our proposal by measuring bit error rates and end-to-end round trip time delay using a commercially available 25 Gb/s SFP28 optical transceiver and a fronthaul network tester.

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