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The Gaussian noise model extended to polarization dependent loss and its application to outage probability estimation

Serena et al., 2018

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15830711161914842339
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Serena P
Musetti S
Almonacil S
Bigo S
Benoni A
Jennevé P
Rossi N
Ramantanis P
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2018 European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC)

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We extend for the first time the Gaussian-noise model to account for polarization dependent loss (PDL) and validate it both numerically and experimentally. The model can be used to estimate outage probabilities induced by PDL-nonlinearity interaction in fast simulation …
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