In this paper, we describe the generation, detection, and performance of frequency-shift keying （FSK） for high-speed optical transmission and label switching. A non-return-to-zero （NRZ） FSK signal is generated by using two continuous-wave （CW） lasers, one Mach-Zehnder modulator （MZM）, and one Mach-Zehnder delay interferometer （MZDI）. An RZ-FSK signal is generated by cascading a dual-arm MZM, which is driven by a sinusoidal voltage at half the bit rate. Demodulation can be achieved on 1 bit rate through one MZDI or an array waveguide grating （AWG） demultiplexer with balanced detection. We perform numerical simulation on two types of frequency modulation schemes using MZM or PM, and we determine the effect of frequency tone spacing （FTS） on the generated FSK signal. In the proposed scheme, a novel frequency modulation format has transmission advantages compared with traditional modulation formats such as RZ and differential phase-shift keying （DPSK）, under varying dispersion management. The performance of an RZ-FSK signal in a 4 x 40 Gb/s WDM transmission system is discussed. We experiment on transparent wavelength conversion based on four-wave mixing （FWM） in a semiconductor optical amplifier （SOA） and in a highly nonlinear dispersion shifted fiber （HNDSF） for a 40 Gb/s RZ-FSK signal. The feasibility of all-optical signal processing of a high-speed RZ-FSK signal is confirmed. We also determine the receiver power penalty for the RZ-FSK signal after a 100 km standard single-mode fiber （SMF） transmission link with matching dispersion compensating fiber （DCF）, under the post-compensation management scheme. Because the frequency modulation format is orthogonal to intensity modulation and vector modulation （polarization shift keying）, it can be used in the context of the combined modulation format to decrease the data rate or enhance the symbol rate. It can also be used in orthogonal label-switching as the modulation format for the payload or the label. As an examp
A novel 40-Gb/s constant envelope optical frequency shift keying （FSK） transmitter and the transmission characteristics are investigated both by simulation and experiment. Meanwhile, to increase the spectrum efficiency of FSK, we propose a novel optical minimum-shift keying （MSK） scheme and analyze its per-formance compared with other MSK schemes and other traditional modulation formats. Simulation and experimental results show that the novel FSK scheme could be a potential candidate for the future high speed transmission and label switching systems. And the novel MSK scheme deserves future deep research for its potential excellent performance.
We propose a novel advanced orthogonal modulation format dark return-to-zero frequency shift keying/differential phase shift keying （DRZ-FSK/DPSK） and its realization scheme. The DRZ-FSK/DPSK is generated by the combination of a 40-Gb/s return-to-zero （RZ） signal and a DRZ signal which is converted from the RZ using a semiconductor optical amplifier （SOA） based on nonlinear cross polarization rotation （XPR） and then re-modulated by high-bit-rate DPSK at 40 Gb/s. The feasibility of the scheme is exper-imentally demonstrated. Bit error rate （BER） results of the total 80-Gb/s DRZ-FSK/DPSK orthogonal modulation signal with a subsequent 100-km single-mode fiber （SMF） transmission link show its potential for future high-speed long-haul optical communication.
A novel Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) transmitter that can operate at 40Gb/s and above is proposed. The transmission characteristics of a FSK signal at 40Gb/s are investigated under varying dispersion management. The resilience of compensation ratio and power level is obtained. We also experimentally demonstrate transmission over 100km SMF and transparent wavelength conversion based on a semiconductor optical amplifier.
Novel optical offset quadrature phase shift keying （OQPSK） and improved minimum-shift keying （MSK） modulation schemes to smooth optical phase hopping for high speed fiber optics transmission are proposed. Simulations have been done among the MSK, OQPSK, quadrature phase shift keying （QPSK）, and binary phase-shift keying （BPSK） modulation formats at 40 Gb/s over 100-km transmission link using coherent detection. Simulation results present good performances to elevate chromatic dispersion tolerance and reduce the influence of nonlinear effects by adopting the smooth phase modulation formats. Inter-symbol interference decreases for the fast side-lobe property and tight spectrum as a result of avoding the π phase shift and reducing envelop fluctuation.
A novel scheme to generate, transmit, and receive an optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） continuous phase modulation （CPM） signal, which is combining minimum shift keying （MSK） coding with OFDM optical modulation, for downlink application in a 4×2.5-Gb/s wavelength division multiplexing （WDM） passive optical access network, is proposed and experimentally validated. We also realize wavelength remodulation for carrying upstream on-off keying （OOK） data to reduce the cost budget at the optical network unit. The experimental results show that the power penalties for the downlink and the uplink data after transmission over 25-km SMF-28 fiber are 0.1 dB and smaller than 0.4 dB, respectively.
