Design and Analysis of Optical Transmission Systems Using Dispersion Compensation Techniques
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Recently, researchers have focused a substantial amount of their attention on
newlinethe design of Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) optical
newlinetransmission systems for high-speed data communication. The designing of DWDM
newlineoptical transmission systems plays a very important role in the development of
newlinemodern optical communication systems. Long-haul optical transmission systems are
newlinewithin the scope of capability for DWDM optical systems. Because of the
newlinecharacteristics of the system, the DWDM design for long-distance optical
newlinecommunication faces a number of difficult challenges, including dispersion and
newlineattenuation. The primary needs for optical communication systems are a good
newlineQuality-factor (Q-factor), a low Bit Error Rate (BER), and a better eye opening.
newlineThe design, modeling, and performance analysis of DWDM optical
newlinetransmission systems for long-haul communication systems are the primary topics of
newlinethis thesis. Extensive research is conducted on four distinct DWDM optical models
newlineby utilizing a variety of dispersion correction strategies. These include a 16×10
newlineGbps DWDM optical model utilizing dispersion compensation fiber (DCF)
newlinetechniques, an 8×10 Gbps DWDM optical model utilizing linear chirped fiber bragg
newlinegrating (LcFBG) and dispersion compensation fiber (DCF) techniques, a method to
newlinecalculate the pulse width reduction percentage (PWRP) for 300km optical
newlinetransmission systems utilizing a variety of chirped fiber bragg grating (CFBG), DCF
newlineand hybrid DCF+FBG techniques and a 32×40 Gbps DWDM optical model using
newlinedifferent hybrid dispersion compensation techniques such as DCF, DCF-FBG,
newlineoptical phase conjugation-dispersion compensation fiber (OPC-DCF) and OPC-
newlineDCF-FBG. In this study, the development procedures of specified DWDM optical
newlinetransmission models are explored in depth in order to get an understanding of their
newlinehigh Q-factor and minimal BER performance.
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