We propose a deep learning-based phase retrieval scheme to recover the phase of a minimum-phase signal after single-photodiode direct-detection. We show that, by properly generating the training data for the deep learning model, the proposed scheme can jointly perform full-field recovery and compensate for propagation-related linear and nonlinear impairments. Simulation results in relevant transmission system settings show that the proposed scheme relaxes the carrier-tosignal power ratio (CSPR) requirements by 2.8-dB and achieves 1.8-dB better receiver sensitivity while being on average 6 times computationally faster than the conventional 4-fold upsampled Kramers-Kronig receiver aided with digital-back-propagation.

Deep learning-based Phase Retrieval Scheme for Minimum Phase Signal Recovery

Orsuti, Daniele;Chiuso, Alessandro;Santagiustina, Marco;Galtarossa, Andrea;Palmieri, Luca
2022

Abstract

We propose a deep learning-based phase retrieval scheme to recover the phase of a minimum-phase signal after single-photodiode direct-detection. We show that, by properly generating the training data for the deep learning model, the proposed scheme can jointly perform full-field recovery and compensate for propagation-related linear and nonlinear impairments. Simulation results in relevant transmission system settings show that the proposed scheme relaxes the carrier-tosignal power ratio (CSPR) requirements by 2.8-dB and achieves 1.8-dB better receiver sensitivity while being on average 6 times computationally faster than the conventional 4-fold upsampled Kramers-Kronig receiver aided with digital-back-propagation.
2022
2022 Italian Conference on Optics and Photonics, ICOP 2022
2022 Italian Conference on Optics and Photonics, ICOP 2022
978-1-6654-8881-5
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