Method and arrangement for measuring the signal quality in...

Optical communications – Transmitter – Having particular modulation

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C398S185000, C398S186000, C398S025000

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06968134

ABSTRACT:
A received binary signal (BS) is sampled with different thresholds, the sampling results are integrated and stored. The measured probability distributions or probability density distributions can be used to draw conclusions concerning the signal quality (for example, the bit error rate) and to optimize the system.

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