Inphi Corporation

Marvell Asia Pte., Ltd.

Clariphy Communications, Inc.

Ramiro Rogelio Lopez

Mario Rafael Hueda

Oscar Ernesto Agazzi

Diego Ernesto Crivelli

Paul Voois

Jorge Manuel Finochietto

Norman L Swenson

Damian Alfonso Morero

Hugo Santiago Carrer

Vadim Gutnik

Martin Ignacio Del Barco

Martin Carlos Asinari

Mario Alejandro Castrillon

Alfredo Javier Taddei

Matias German Schnidrig

Mauro Marcelo Bruni

Federico Nicolas Paredes

Elvio Adrian Serrano

Facundo Abel Alcides Ramos

Pablo Gustavo Quiroga

Roman Antonio Arenas

Alejandro Javier Schwoykoski

Cristian Cavenio

Nariman Yousefi

Gabriel Infante

Adrián Ulises Morales

Geoffrey O Hatcher

Shih Cheng Wang

Jeffrey Zachan

Michael Yeo

María Laura Ferster

Andre Chartrand

Ulises Morales

Laura Maria Ferster

Damián A Morero

Genaro Bergero

Teodoro Goette

Maria Laura Ferster

A decoder circuit includes first and second decoders. The first decoder is a first type of decoder configured to receive data encoded with an error correction code and decode and eliminate errors from a first subset of codewords of the data. The second decoder is a second type of decoder configured receive the data encoded with the error correction code and decode and eliminate errors from a second subset of codewords of the data, different from the first subset of the codewords, without attempting to decode and eliminate errors from the first subset of the codewords.

Decoder circuit including decoders with respective performance and power levels and decoding respective subsets of codewords of received data

A method and structure for probabilistic shaping and compensation techniques in coherent optical receivers. According to an example, the present invention provides a method and structure for an implementation of distribution matcher encoders and decoders for probabilistic shaping applications. The techniques involved avoid the traditional implementations based on arithmetic coding, which requires intensive multiplication functions. Furthermore, these probabilistic shaping techniques can be used in combination with LDPC codes through reverse concatenation techniques.

Probabilistic shaping techniques for high performance coherent optical transceivers

Methods of operating an optical communication system in coherent optical transmissions for metro applications. Relative to conventional solutions, the optical communication system can be implemented with reduced cost and can operate with reduced power consumption, while maintaining high data rate performance (e.g., 100G). Furthermore, a programmable transceiver enables compatibility with a range of different types of optical networks having varying performance and power tradeoffs. In one embodiment, the optical communication system uses 100 Gb/s dual-polarization 16-point quadrature amplitude modulation (DP-16QAM) with non-linear pre-compensation of Indium Phosphide (InP) optics for low power consumption.

Coherent optical transceiver with programmable application modes

A method and device for energy-efficient decoders. The decoder device can include a plurality of decoder modules configured to process an input data signal having a plurality of forward error correction (FEC) codewords. This plurality of decoder modules can include at least a first decoder followed by a second decoder. The first decoder can be low-power to first eliminate most of the errors of the codewords and the second decoder can be high-performance to correct the remaining errors. Alternatively, the first decoder can be high-performance to correct the codewords until the low-power decoder can correct the remaining errors. A classifier module can be included to determine portions of the codewords to be directed to any one of the plurality of decoder modules. These implementations can be extended to use additional decoders with different decoding algorithms and optimized to maximize decoder performance given a maximum power constraint.

Method and device for energy-efficient decoders

A coherent receiver comprises an ingress signal path having an ingress line-side interface, and an ingress host-side interface. The ingress signal path is configured to receive an analog signal vector at the ingress line-side interface, to demodulate the analog signal vector, and to output a digital data signal Fat the ingress host-side interface. The coherent receiver also comprises clock and timing circuitry configured to receive a single reference clock signal and to provide a plurality of modified ingress path clock signals to different components of the ingress signal path, the plurality of modified ingress path clock signals derived from the single reference clock signal and the plurality of modified ingress path clock signals having different clock rates. The receiver, transmitter, or transceiver can operate in a plurality of programmable operating modes to accommodate different modulation/de-modulation schemes, error correction code schemes, framing/mapping protocols, or other programmable features.

Coherent transceiver architecture

Methods of operating an optical communication system in coherent optical transmissions for metro applications. Relative to conventional solutions, the optical communication system can be implemented with reduced cost and can operate with reduced power consumption, while maintaining high data rate performance (e.g., 100 G). Furthermore, a programmable transceiver enables compatibility with a range of different types of optical networks having varying performance and power tradeoffs. In one embodiment, the optical communication system uses 100 Gb/s dual-polarization 16-point quadrature amplitude modulation (DP-16QAM) with non-linear pre-compensation of Indium Phosphide (InP) optics for low power consumption.

A transceiver for fiber optic communications. The transceiver can include a transmitter module having a transmitter host interface configured to receive an input host signal; a transmitter framer configured to frame the input host signal and to generate a framed host signal; and a transmitter coder configured to encode the framed host signal to generate an encoded host signal for transmission over a communication channel. The transceiver can also include a receiver module having a bulk chromatic dispersion, fiber length estimation, and coarse carrier recovery circuit configured to equalize a digital input ingress signal to generate an equalized ingress signal; a receiver framer configured to frame the equalized ingress signal to generate a framed ingress signal; and a receiver host interface configured to output the framed ingress signal. The receiver host interface is compatible with a framing protocol of the receiver framer.

Single-chip transceiver with electronic dispersion compensation for coherent optical channels

An optical communication system provides coherent optical transmission for metro applications. Relative to conventional solutions, the optical communication system can be implemented with reduced cost and can operate with reduced power consumption, while maintaining high data rate performance (e.g., 100 G). Furthermore, a programmable transceiver enables compatibility with a range of different types of optical networks having varying performance and power tradeoffs. In one embodiment, the optical communication system uses 100 Gb/s dual-polarization 16-point quadrature amplitude modulation (DP-16QAM) with non-linear pre-compensation of Indium Phosphide (InP) optics for low power consumption.

A transceiver for fiber optic communications.

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Cordoba, Argentina

Ramiro Rogelio Lopez