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An Enhanced Analytical Model of Nonlinear Fiber Effects for Four-Dimensional Symmetric Modulation Formats

Optical transmission systems intrinsically enjoy a four-dimensional (4D) constellation space, corresponding to two quadratures in two polarization states. In this paper, we introduce a general nonlinear model that is valid for 4D symmetric modulation formats. We take the inter-polarization dependency into account to derive this model. The model accounts for all perturbative nonlinear interference (NLI) terms, including self-channel, cross-channel and multi-channel interferences. Split-step Fourier simulations show that the proposed model has the ability to predict the NLI with high levels of accuracy for both low and high fiber dispersion regimes. The simulation results further show that previous models, including the EGN model, inaccurately predict the NLI in certain scenarios.