Extending the Closed Form Approximation of the ISRS GN Model in the Zero-Dispersion Regime for Arbitrary Modulation Format, Span Length, and Fiber Loss

We provide a closed form approximation of the four-wave mixing interference in O-band accounting for arbitrary modulation format, span length and fiber loss. The expressions are validated via comparisons with the split-step Fourier method.

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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.23919/oecc/psc62146.2025.11109374
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Extending the Closed Form Approximation of the ISRS GN Model in the Zero-Dispersion Regime for Arbitrary Modulation Format, Span Length, and Fiber Loss

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Extending the Closed Form Approximation of the ISRS GN Model in the Zero-Dispersion Regime for Arbitrary Modulation Format, Span Length, and Fiber Loss

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We provide a closed form approximation of the four-wave mixing interference in O-band accounting for arbitrary modulation format, span length and fiber loss. The expressions are validated via comparisons with the split-step Fourier method.

KDDI Research (Japan) (JP), Network Group (Czechia) (CZ), University College London (GB)
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