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High-performance digital signal constellations for telecommunications

  • Information Technology, Software, Utilities

Energy efficiency

MTCE constellations allow a greater amount of information to be transmitted with more efficient energy consumption.

Noise immunity

MTCE constellations have good noise immunity, which improves the quality of communication.

Spectral efficiency

MTCE constellations are spectrally efficient, making better use of the available frequency band.

Easy to implement

The MTCE method is relatively simple to implement, which makes it a viable option for commercial applications.

The problem-solution approach

Modern telecommunications require more and more data transmission capacity, which can be limited by the available frequency band and signal power.

What is it?

The invention presented in this document consists of a method and a system for building high-performance digital signal constellations. The constellations built according to the present invention make it possible to transmit a greater amount of information with more efficient energy consumption.

How it works

The MTCE method aggregates symbols (vectors) that are coplanar in the geometric space of signals. This allows the construction of efficient constellations with a large number of symbols. The high-order statistical moments between symbols in MTCE constellations are reduced, which reduces the non-linear effects generated by the transition between symbols.

The MTCE method is based on a topological mapping between four-dimensional geometric space and three-dimensional geometric space. The topological mapping relates the electrical signals in four dimensions to the polarization states of the optical carrier, which are commonly represented in three dimensions.

Inventors

Fernando Alves Rodrigues

Guilherme Penello Temporão

Jean Pierre Von Der Weid

Patent title:
Method and system for building digital signal constellations for coherent communication systems

Deposit Number:
BR 10 2020 015438 9

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