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SkipNet: an adaptive neural network equalization algorithm for future passive optical networking
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In this paper, we propose an original adaptive neural network equalizer (NNE) algorithm named SkipNet, which is suitable for rapid training on a packet-by-packet basis for burst-mode non-linear equalization in upstream PON transmission. SkipNet uses the simple LMS algorithm and avoids complex neural network training algorithms such as backpropagation and mini-batch training. We demonstrate SkipNet on captured continuous mode 100 Gbit/s PAM4 signals using an SOA preamplifier to achieve the challenging 29 dB PON optical loss budget. The adaptive SkipNet equalizer is shown to overcome combinations of severe SOA patterning effects and fiber dispersion impairments to achieve >29dB dynamic range back-to-back and >22.9dB dynamic range for up to 81.6 ps/nm accumulated dispersion. It can adapt in as little as 250 training symbols to each impairment scenario, which is equivalent to existing FFE/DFE solutions, while matching the non-linear performance of previously proposed static NNE solutions. To the best of our knowledge, SkipNet is the first ever adaptive NNE framework that can realistically be trained and adapted on a packet-by-packet basis and within strict PON packet preamble lengths.
Keywords:
Artificial neural networks
Training
Symbols
Equalizers
Adaptive equalizers
Optical network units
Convergence
Passive optical networks
Neural networks
Dispersion
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