Optical code division multiplexing access system
An optical code division multiple access and optical code technology, which is applied in optical multiplexing systems, optical mode multiplexing systems, optical code multiplexing and other directions, and can solve problems such as inability to be widely used and lack of versatility
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[0056] Figure 8 is a configuration diagram showing the experimental apparatus used to adjust the optical code in Example 1. In this embodiment, a synthesizer is used to obtain a drive signal at 9.95328 GHz. This drive signal is input to an oscillation type synchronous laser diode, and thereby 1.8 ps pulsed light is acquired. This drive signal (C192) is used as a clock signal into a standard pulse oscillator (PPG) and / or a bit error rate tester (BERT). The light output from the oscillating synchronous laser diode is appropriately amplified by the EDFA (amplifier), and then passes through the 7.8nm band-pass filter (BPF), and then enters the phase modulator (PM) through the polarization adjuster (PC). At this moment, a bias voltage is applied to the phase modulator. The drive signal output from the PPG is also input to the phase modulator, and the signal output from the phase modulator is appropriately amplified and then incident on the encoder through a filter an...
Embodiment 2
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[0072] Figure 19 It is a block diagram showing an experimental device for verifying DPSK-OCDMA at 10 Gbps and 8 users using a composite multiport AWG encoder and an SSFBG decoder.
[0073] Figure 20 ( Figure 20 Medium A~ Figure 20 Middle F) is a diagram showing the wavelength, spectrum and eye diagram of various locations in the experimental setup, Figure 20 In A is the graph representing the location α, Figure 20 where B is the graph at point β, Figure 20 where C is the graph representing the location γ, Figure 20 D is a graph representing the location π, Figure 20 Among them, E is a graph representing the position θ, Figure 20 Middle F is a graph showing the point ξ.
[0074] In this experimental device, an optical pulse with a center wavelength of 1550.8 nm, a repetition frequency of 9.95328 GHz (OC192), and about 1.8 ps was generated by an oscillation-type synchronous laser diode (MLLD). The optical code is modulated using a differential phase...
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