All-optical 2r regenerator based on self-phase modulation
Nowadays, optical regeneration is getting popularity as it provides an effective way of coping with transmission impairment. Transmission impairments degrade the quality of optical signals and thus, ultimately limiting the achievable transmission distance. Optical 2R regenerators provide an ef...
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2020
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| Summary: | Nowadays, optical regeneration is getting popularity as it provides an effective way of
coping with transmission impairment. Transmission impairments degrade the quality
of optical signals and thus, ultimately limiting the achievable transmission distance.
Optical 2R regenerators provide an effective way of coping with transmission
impairments by restoring the quality of optical signals through re-amplification and
reshaping (2Rs), thereby enabling reliable transmission over long distances. In this
work, All-Optical 2R Regeneration which is based on self-phase modulation (SPM) in
a single highly nonlinear fiber (HNLF) with 2500 km length of transmission is
investigated. In addition, there are two types of modulation format namely, non-return�to-zero on-off keying (NRZ-OOK) and return-to-zero on-off keying (RZ-OOK) were
investigated. Both of these modulation techniques were performed in two stages which
are the degradation and regeneration stages. The simulation results show that the NRZ�OOK and RZ-OOK have significant improvement after the regeneration stage. For
NRZ-OOK, the maximum Q-factor before and after the regeneration stage are 3.751
and 5.859, respectively. The minimum bit error rate (BER) after the degradation stage
is 10-5
and is further improved to 10-9
after the regeneration stage. For RZ-OOK, the
maximum Q-factor before and after the regeneration stage are 4.514 and 6.768,
respectively. The minimum bit error rate (BER) after the degradation stage is 10-6
and
is further improved to 10-12 after the regeneration stage. |
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