Modelling of intersymbol interference effect on signal to noise ratio measurement in long haul optical amplifier systems

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Modelling of intersymbol interference effect on signal to noise ratio measurement in long haul optical amplifier systems

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The authors present an electrical signal to noise ratio (SNR) formula considering intersymbol interference of transmitter/receiver pairs, which yield measurement error in SNR measurement of long haul optical amplifier systems. Experimental results confirm the validity of the formula.

Inspec keywords: intersymbol interference; measurement errors; optical communication; error statistics

Other keywords: intersymbol interference effect; measurement error; transmitter/receiver pairs; signal to noise ratio; long haul optical amplifier systems; SNR formula; SNR measurement; ISI modelling

Subjects: Optical communication; Information theory

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