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Cross-phase modulation in polarization shift-keying lightwave systems

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Abstract

We investigate the effect of cross-phase modulation in wavelength-division-multiplexed polarization-modulation lightwave systems. Analytical expression for the Q factor penalty in terms of signal power, the number of channels, and other parameters are derived. The theory is compared with numerical experiments.

© 2004 Optical Society of America

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