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Optica Publishing Group
  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 40,
  • Issue 19,
  • pp. 6374-6387
  • (2022)

High-Cardinality Geometrical Constellation Shaping for the Nonlinear Fibre Channel

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Abstract

This paper presents design methods for highly efficient optimisation of geometrically shaped constellations to maximise data throughput in optical communications. It describes methods to analytically calculate the information-theoretical loss and the gradient of this loss as a function of the input constellation shape. The gradients of the mutual information (MI) and generalised mutual information (GMI) are critical to the optimisation of geometrically-shaped constellations. The analytically derived gradients of the achievable information rate metrics with respect to the input constellation are presented. The proposed method allows for improved design of higher cardinality and higher-dimensional constellations for optimising both linear and nonlinear fibre transmission throughput. Near-capacity achieving constellations with up to 8192 points for both 2 and 4 dimensions are presented. In the best case, a GMI value within 0.06 b/2Dsymbol of the additive white Gaussian noise channel (AWGN) capacity was achieved. Additionally, a design algorithm reducing the design computation time from days to minutes is introduced, allowing for the design of optimised constellations for both linear AWGN and nonlinear fibre channels over a wide range of signal-to-noise ratio values.

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