Performance comparison of optical interference cancellation system architectures.

Maddie Lu, Matt Chang, Yanhua Deng, Paul R Prucnal
Author Information
  1. Maddie Lu: Department of Electrical Engineering, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey 08544, USA. madelilu@princeton.edu

Abstract

The performance of three optics-based interference cancellation systems are compared and contrasted with each other, and with traditional electronic techniques for interference cancellation. The comparison is based on a set of common performance metrics that we have developed for this purpose. It is shown that thorough evaluation of our optical approaches takes into account the traditional notions of depth of cancellation and dynamic range, along with notions of link loss and uniformity of cancellation. Our evaluation shows that our use of optical components affords performance that surpasses traditional electronic approaches, and that the optimal choice for an optical interference canceller requires taking into account the performance metrics discussed in this paper.

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