Optical receiver with an equalizing circuit for PMD-induced inte

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359189, H04B 1018

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057935114

ABSTRACT:
An optical receiver is presented, which can receive and evaluate an optical signal (S) containing interference caused by polarization mode dispersion (PMD). The optical receiver has a splitting facility (1.1) which splits the routable optical signal (S) into two electrical signal components (S.sub.-, S.sub.+). The electrical signal components (S.sub.-, S.sub.+) are processed in an equalizing circuit (1.2). A control facility (1.3) controls the splitting facility (1.1) with the aid of a quality signal (Q) produced by the equalizing circuit (1.2).

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"Polarization -mode-dispersion equalization experiment using a variable equalizing optical circuit controlled by a pulse-waveform-comparison algorithm", T. Ozeki et al, OFC (Optical Fiber Conference) '94 Technical Digest, pp. 62-64.

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