Abstract
A novel high precision adaptive equalization method is introduced and applied to dynamic equalization for quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) coherent optical communication system in this paper. A frequency-domain constant modulus algorithm (CMA) method is used to equalize the received signal roughly. Then, some non-ideal output signals will be picked out through the error measurement, and they will be equalized accurately further in a fixed time-domain CMA equalizer. This high precision equalization method can decrease the equalization error, then it can reduce the bit error ratio (BER) of coherent communication system. Simulation results show that there is a 6% decrease for computation complexity by proposed scheme when compared with time-domain CMA. Furthermore, compared with time-domain CMA and frequency-domain CMA, about 2dB and 2.2dB in OSNR improvement can be obtained by proposed scheme at the BER value of 1e−3, respectively.
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