Signal Processing - Fraunhofer

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Digital signal processing enables efficient equaliza- tion of transmission impairments in optical communi- cation systems. The high symbol rates in optical trans- port networks require massive parallelization and highly efficient implementation of these equalization algorithms. Challenges n Coding and Encoding n Electronic predistortion n Carrier recovery for coherent receivers n Digital electronic distortion equalization n Digital nonlinearity mitigation n Forward error correction n DAC and ADC synchronization n High-bandwidth FPGA interfacing Services Expertise of Fraunhofer HHI technical experts covers n Algorithm design and engineering n Optimized HDL implementation of custom DSP algorithms n Simulation and FPGA implementation of HDL code n Experimental validation through transmission experiments High-Speed Digital Signal Processing Algorithm Engineering and IP Core Licensing www.hhi.fraunhofer.de Photonic Networks and Systems Benefits n Advanced algorithms from the forefront of research n Fast development cycles from first algorithms to real-time implementation n Customizable designs and adjustments [1] Algorithm Engineering: Different levels of DSP algorithms for advan- ced 4D modulation formats: 6PolSK-QPSK [1]. 2. Signal after frontend correction and CD compensation 3. Signal after equalization 1. Received signal 4. Signal after carrier recovery

Transcript of Signal Processing - Fraunhofer

Digital signal processing enables efficient equaliza-tion of transmission impairments in optical communi-cation systems. The high symbol rates in optical trans-port networks require massive parallelization and highly efficient implementation of these equalization algorithms.

Challenges

n Coding and Encoding

n Electronic predistortion

n Carrier recovery for coherent receivers

n Digital electronic distortion equalization

n Digital nonlinearity mitigation

n Forward error correction

n DAC and ADC synchronization

n High-bandwidth FPGA interfacing

Services

Expertise of Fraunhofer HHI technical experts covers

n Algorithm design and engineering

n Optimized HDL implementation of custom DSP algorithms

n Simulation and FPGA implementation of HDL code

n Experimental validation through transmission experiments

High-Speed Digital

Signal Processing

Algorithm Engineering and

IP Core Licensing

www.hhi.fraunhofer.dePhotonic Networks and Systems

Benefits

n Advanced algorithms from the forefront of research

nFastdevelopmentcyclesfromfirstalgorithmstoreal-time implementation

n Customizable designs and adjustments

[1] Algorithm Engineering: Different levels of DSP algorithms for advan-

ced 4D modulation formats: 6PolSK-QPSK [1].

2. Signal after frontend correction and CD compensation

3. Signal after equalization

1. Received signal

4. Signal after carrier recovery

Exemplary IP-Core

High-Speed OFDM IP Core Features

n Up to 64 Gbit/s net data rate at physical layer

n Optional 40G Ethernet interface

n Up to 1024 subcarriers

n Independent electrical I and Q signals

n 2 x 8 GHz signal baseband bandwidth

nConfigurableOFDMparameters

www.hhi.fraunhofer.de Photonic Networks and Systems

References

n [1] J. K. Fischer, S. Alreesh, R. Elschner, F. Frey, C.Meuer,L.Molle,C.Schmidt-Langhorst,T.Tanimura,C. Schubert, „Experimental Investigation of 126-Gb/s 6PolSK-QPSK signals“ Opt. Express, vol. 20, no. 26, pp. B232-B237, Dec. 2012

n [2]R.Elschner,F.Frey,C.Meuer,J.K.Fischer,S.Alreesh,C.Schmidt-Langhorst,L.Molle,T.Tanimuraand C. Schubert, „Experimental demonstration of a format-flexiblesingle-carriercoherentreceiverusingdata-aided digital signal processing,“ Opt. Express, vol. 20, no. 27, pp. 28786-28791, Dec. 2012

CONTACT

Dr.-Ing. Johannes Fischer Photonic Networks and Systems Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute Einsteinufer 37 | 10587 Berlin | Germany

phone +49 30 31002-556 email [email protected] www.hhi.fraunhofer.de/dsp

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[2] IP Core: FPGA placement view of a 64-Gbit/s OFDM transmitter

yellow: interface to DACorange: 1024-point IFFTlight blue: interface to MAC layerblue: cycle prefix insertion blockviolet: bit-loading mask extraction block