Low-Complexity 100G Burst-Mode TDMA-CPON Transmission Achieving 38 dB Link Budget

We experimentally demonstrate practical 100 Gbit/s burst-mode coherent transmission with > 38 dB link budget without optical amplification. A novel ~ 17 . 1 ns DP-QPSK preamble guarantees DSP convergence while enabling power-efficient modulation and reduced DAC requirements.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/ofc.2025.tu2i.5
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Optical Network Technologies
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Low-Complexity 100G Burst-Mode TDMA-CPON Transmission Achieving 38 dB Link Budget

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Abstract

We experimentally demonstrate practical 100 Gbit/s burst-mode coherent transmission with > 38 dB link budget without optical amplification. A novel ~ 17 . 1 ns DP-QPSK preamble guarantees DSP convergence while enabling power-efficient modulation and reduced DAC requirements.

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Low-Complexity 100G Burst-Mode TDMA-CPON Transmission Achieving 38 dB Link Budget — Ognjen Jovanovic, Gabriele Di Rosa, et al. · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS