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    • Digital Signal Processing
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    • Chromatic dispersion (CD) compensation is crucial for coherent optical systems but is power-intensive.
    • Existing transform-based methods (FFT, FNT) use overlap-save (OS) or zero-padding overlap-add (ZP-OA), which limit efficiency by not using all N-point transform points.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel non-zero-padding overlap-add (NZ-OA) method for efficient CD compensation.
    • To improve the number of effective points achieved in blockwise equalization using transform-based methods.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed the non-zero-padding overlap-add (NZ-OA) method.
    • Utilized weighted Fourier transform (WFT) and weighted Fermat number transform (WFNT) within the NZ-OA framework.
    • Evaluated performance in DFT/WFT and FNT/WFNT scenarios.

    Main Results:

    • The NZ-OA method achieves N effective points with N-point transforms.
    • Demonstrated a 41.7% reduction in computational complexity for DFT/WFT over 400 km.
    • Showed a 15.7% complexity reduction for FNT/WFNT over 50 km using q=2^32+1.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed NZ-OA method offers significant computational complexity reduction for CD compensation.
    • NZ-OA enhances the efficiency of transform-based equalization in coherent optical systems.
    • This method provides a more efficient alternative to conventional OS and ZP-OA techniques.