Paper Title

NEXT GENERATION OPTICAL FIBER RESEARCH FOR THE ULTRA HIGH SPEED

Authors

Aditya Kaushik , Dr. A.K. Gautam

Keywords

Direct Detection OFDM(DD-OFDM), Coherent Detection OFDM(CO-OFDM), Integration of WDM with CO-OOFDM for long haul high data rate transmission.

Abstract

The 'application 'of 'transmission 'through 'Optical 'Fiber 'is 'possible 'in 'each 'and 'every 'area 'where 'transferring 'of 'information 'is 'required 'from 'one 'location 'to the other. 'However, today’s 'infrastructure 'of 'telecommunications 'relies 'on 'Data 'transmission 'through 'Optical 'Fibers, 'because 'of 'their 'low 'attenuation 'and 'higher 'bandwidth. Now 'a 'days 'the 'need 'of 'higher 'data 'rates 'of '100Gbit/s 'and 'above 'that 'has 'been 'increased 'in 'the 'metro, 'regional, 'enterprises, 'access 'and 'for 'long 'haul 'markets 'also. 'Therefore, 'it 'is 'the 'required 'to 'take 'the 'transmission 'systems 'to 'the 'next 'level 'to avoid the overloading of the Optical Infrastructure than 'its 'current 'capacity. To fulfill 'increased 'demand 'of 'bandwidth 'in 'Broadband 'services 'one 'of 'the 'most 'trusted 'technology 'is 'Orthogonal 'Frequency 'Division 'Mulitplexing. ' Orthogonal 'Frequency 'Division 'Mulitplexing 'is 'becoming 'highly 'popular 'among 'the 'community 'of 'Optical 'Communication, 'specially 'for 'the 'features 'it 'provides 'in 'Long 'haul 'transmission 'Format 'in 'Direct 'and 'Coherent 'detection.OFDM 'is 'also 'considered 'for 'its 'ability 'to 'overcome 'many 'restrictions 'of 'Optical 'Fiber 'communication 'such 'as 'polarization 'mode 'dispersion '(PMD) 'and 'chromatic 'dispersion '(CD).However, 'integration of 'the 'coherent 'optical 'OFDM 'with 'Wavelength 'Division 'Multiplexing '(WDM) 'systems 'has 'advantages 'in 'the 'transmission 'system 'like '- 'higher 'bandwidth, 'a 'high 'spectral 'efficiency 'and 'significant 'data 'rates. 'Also 'the 'WDM 'systems 'can 'help 'to 'enhance ' 'data 'rate 'and 'capacity 'by using 'multiple 'wavelengths 'over 'a 'single 'fiber. The Objective of this research is to focus on the implementation and to perform anlaysis of higher data rates using Direct and Coherent Optical OFDM for large distance transmissions. 'This 'study begins with a 'single 'user 'and then extends 'to 'the 'implementation 'of 'the 'OFDM - WDM 'system 'for achieving a transfer rate of 100Gbits/s. 'Optisystem 'simulation 'tool 'is 'used for 'design 'and 'implementation of 'the 'system. 'The 'system 'used is for 'carrying 'range 'of 'data 'starting 'from '10Gbits/s by using 'direct 'detection 'to '100Gbits/s when 'OFDM-WDM being used, 'the modulation type used is QAM 'for 'the 'OFDM 'signal, and at the transmitter I/Q modulation is deployed, while Coherent 'and Direct 'detection are 'used 'at 'receiver end. 'To study the System’s Performance and Quality of Signal three parameters have been tested which are - Q Factor, the bit error rate and eye diagram.

How To Cite

"NEXT GENERATION OPTICAL FIBER RESEARCH FOR THE ULTRA HIGH SPEED", IJSDR - International Journal of Scientific Development and Research (www.IJSDR.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.4, Issue 7, page no.51 - 58, July-2019, Available :https://ijsdr.org/papers/IJSDR1907011.pdf

Issue

Volume 4 Issue 7, July-2019

Pages : 51 - 58

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Paper Reg. ID: IJSDR_190771

Published Paper Id: IJSDR1907011

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Research Area: Engineering

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Published Paper PDF: https://ijsdr.org/papers/IJSDR1907011

Published Paper URL: https://ijsdr.org/viewpaperforall?paper=IJSDR1907011

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