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Coherent Optical Transceivers: From 400G Technology to Future 800G and 1.6T Developments

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Learn about coherent optical transceiver technology in this 23-minute NANOG conference talk that explores the implementation of 400G coherent technology in pluggable optical transceivers. Dive into Nokia's implementation and examine potential interoperability issues addressed by the OIForum, with a focus on interface parameters for transport systems, routers, and switches using coherent pluggable transceivers. Explore key concepts including direct detection, polarization, quadratic amplitude modulation, signal-to-noise ratio, constellation diagrams, and digital diagnostic monitoring. Understand coherent parameters, chromatic dispersion, Q factors, and application modes while getting insights into future developments with 800G and 1.6T formfactors. Speaker Thomas Weible from Flexoptix provides practical knowledge for network engineers and administrators working with advanced optical networking technologies.

Syllabus

Introduction
Direct detection
Polarization
Polarization animation
Quadratic amplitude modulation
Three types of amplitudes
Signal to noise ratio
Constellation diagram
Other factors
Digital Diagnostic Monitoring
Coherent parameters
RX channel
Chromatic dispersion
Different group delay
Q factor
Application modes
Why is this important
Where are we going

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