400 Gbps Dual-polarisation Non-linear Frequency-division Multiplexed Transmission with b-Modulation

Abstract

We demonstrate, for the first time, a b-modulated dual-polarisation NFDM transmission in simulation, achieving a record net data rate of 400 Gbps (SE of 7.2 bit/s/Hz) over 960 km. The proposed scheme shows 1 dB Q-factor improvement over qc-modulation scheme.

arXiv commentAccepted by ECOC 2018

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