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    Area of Science:

    • Optical Communications
    • Signal Processing
    • Machine Learning

    Background:

    • Neural networks are used for nonlinear equalization in short-reach intensity-modulated direct-detection (IM/DD) systems.
    • High computational complexity of existing neural network equalizers limits real-time application.
    • Need for efficient equalization techniques in high-speed optical interconnects.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose and evaluate a novel Kolmogorov-Arnold Network-based Equalizer (KAN-E) for efficient equalization in IM/DD systems.
    • To further optimize equalization efficiency by developing a Fast KAN-based Equalizer (FKAN-E).
    • To demonstrate the performance of KAN-E and FKAN-E in C-band directly modulated laser (DML)-based optical links.

    Main Methods:

    • Experimental demonstration using C-band DML-based 20-km and 10-km IM/DD optical links.
    • Transmission of pulse amplitude modulated (PAM)-6 and PAM-8 signals at various data rates.
    • Implementation and comparison of KAN-E and FKAN-E against Feedforward Neural Network Equalizer (FNN-E) and Convolutional Neural Network Equalizer (CNN-E).

    Main Results:

    • KAN-E achieved up to 65.9% parameter reduction with superior BER performance compared to FNN-E and CNN-E, supporting >40 Gbaud PAM-6/8.
    • FKAN-E, using Gaussian radial basis functions, eliminated complex interpolation, reducing computational overhead while maintaining comparable BER to KAN-E.
    • FKAN-E demonstrated significant training and inference time reductions: 19.9% and 58.0% (20-km PAM-6), and 27.0% and 48.4% (10-km PAM-8) respectively, compared to KAN-E.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed KAN-E and FKAN-E offer high performance and low complexity for equalization in short-reach IM/DD systems.
    • FKAN-E provides substantial computational efficiency improvements over KAN-E without compromising BER performance.
    • These KAN/FKAN-based equalization schemes are promising candidates for future IM/DD receiver implementations in optical interconnects.