End-to-End Optimization of Directly Modulated Laser Links using Chirp-Aware Modeling
The rate and reach of directly-modulated laser links is often limited by the interplay between chirp and fiber chromatic dispersion. We address this by optimizing the transmitter, receiver, bias and peak-to-peak current to the laser jointly. Our approach outperforms Volterra post-equalization at various symbol rates.
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