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2021, Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science
Optical fibers are utilized widely for data transmission systems because of their capacity to carry extensive information and dielectric nature. Network architectures utilizing multiple wavelengths per optical fiber are used in central, metropolitan, or broad‐area applications to link thousands of users with a vast range of transmission speeds and capacities. A powerful feature of an optical communication link is sending several wavelengths through the 1300‐to‐1600‐ nm range of a fibre simultaneously. The technology of integrating several wavelengths onto a similar fiber is called wavelength division multiplexing (WDM). The principle of WDM utilized in concurrence with optical amplifiers has an outcome in communication links that permit rapid communications among users in the world's countries. This paper presents an overview of the challenges of fibre optic communication. This paper offers an outline of the areas to be the most relevant for the future advancement of optical communications. The invention of integrated optics and modern optical fibers takes place in the field of optical equipment and components.
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Nowadays the use of fiber optic in communication system is increasing day by day. It's scope is versatile in nature with the small technical changes and amendments. A specialized diagram of the developing innovations of fiber optical communication and optical systems administration. It is presently conceivable to play out all the real elements of optical communication in fiber based gadgets. This paper clarifies the usage of fiber optics in electronic communication coordinate with advancement in optical fiber communication. Its high transfer speed abilities and low constriction qualities make it perfect for gigabit transmission. Fiber optic communication has reformed the media communications industry. It has additionally made its nearness generally felt inside the information organizing group too. Utilizing fiber optic link, optical communication shave empowered broadcast communications connections to be made over considerably more noteworthy separations and with much lower levels of losing the transmission medium and conceivably most imperative to fall, fiber optical interchanges has empowered significantly higher information rates to be suited.
Hasbi Yusuf
Pulkit Berwal
This paper presents a review of the latest research and development in the field of optical fiber communication system. Remarkable developments are observed over the past decade. Wide-bandwidth signal transmission with low latency is emerging as a key requirement in a number of applications, including the development of future exaflopscale supercomputers, financial algorithmic trading and cloud computing. Optical fibers provide unsurpassed transmission bandwidth, Optical fiber is now the transmission medium of' choice for long distance and high bit rate transmission in telecommunications networks.
yash jawanjal
International Journal of Recent Innovations in Academic Research
Data communications sometimes are slow. Often information gets leaked or may even get tapped. Data often is lost while being transferred from one place to another between components. Presence of noise leads to reduction of clarity of video on TV sets. There is a solution which eliminates many of these problems. The solution is optical fibre cable communication. Due to its speed, data securing capacity and lesser distortion of signals it is widely used means of communication. Demand of optical fiber communications are increasing rapidly. The working of optical fibre, its advantages, disadvantages, and applications are discussed in this article.
Journal of emerging technologies and innovative research
Dinesh Rojatkar
Ijariit Journal
Multiplexing
Meena Dasan
Optical multiplexing is the art of combining multiple optical signals into one to make full use of the immense bandwidth potential of an optical channel. It can perform additional roles like providing redundancy, supporting advanced topologies, reducing hardware and cost, etc. The idea is to divide the huge bandwidth of optical fiber into individual channels of lower bandwidth, so that multiple access with lower-speed electronics is achieved. This chapter focuses on one of the most common and important optical multiplexing techniques, wavelength division multiplexing (WDM). The chapter begins with a quick historical account of the origin of optical communication and its exponential growth following the invention of erbium-doped fiber amplifier (EDFA) leading to the widespread adoption of WDM. Alternate multiplexing schemes are also briefly discussed, including time-division multiplexing (TDM), space-division multiplexing (SDM), etc. A typical WDM link and its components are then dis...
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Gabriel Umoh
Adarsh shettigar
IJERA Journal
Mohammad Tareq Kibria
Frensel Petrona
Dermot Cochran
Being INDIAN Human
Anurag Ratan Parihar
Montse Salvia
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Elshan G . Hashimov
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Nikola Zlatanov
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David Payne
Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Liu, Y., Morioka, T. , Oxenlowe, L. K. & Rishøj, L. S.
01/08/2019 → 27/04/2023
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T1 - Orbital Angular Momentum Multiplexing for Optical Fiber Communications
AU - Liu, Yaoxin
N2 - Space-division multiplexing (SDM) is a promising technique to further increase the transmission capacity in optical communication systems as the single-mode fiber (SMF)-based systems are approaching their capacity limit. SDM utilizes multiple spatial paths composed of different cores or/and modes as individual channels to transmit data parallelly, where orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes have a vast number of orthogonal eigenstates and can be transmitted in a specially designed ring-core fiber (RCF). This thesis explores devices that can generate and multiplex different OAM modes for SDM data transmission. A silicon photonic integrated OAM MUX chip has been designed, fabricated and characterized for OAM mode multiplexing. By utilizing the OAM MUX chip, two transmission experiments with 10 Gbit/s on-off-keying (OOK) signals have been demonstrated without multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) processing: one with two- and three-mode OAM multiplexing and the other with two-mode multiplexing together with eight wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) channels. All channels obtained bit-error-rates (BERs) lower than the 7% forward error correction (FEC) limit. Furthermore, another method of generating OAM optical vortices has been explored. Silicon metasurface q-plates that support OAM modes of |L| = 5, 6 and 7 have been designed and fabricated. The preliminary characterization results are presented where high mode purity has been achieved, indicating that it is a compact and promising device to generate OAM optical vortices. Finally, applications of OAM states to quantum communications have been explored. A quantum-key-distribution (QKD) transmission experiment with two and three OAM modes generated by the integrated OAM MUX chip has been demonstrated. A quantum randomness generator (QRNG) has also been realized by utilizing thecrosstalk among OAM modes in an RCF.
AB - Space-division multiplexing (SDM) is a promising technique to further increase the transmission capacity in optical communication systems as the single-mode fiber (SMF)-based systems are approaching their capacity limit. SDM utilizes multiple spatial paths composed of different cores or/and modes as individual channels to transmit data parallelly, where orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes have a vast number of orthogonal eigenstates and can be transmitted in a specially designed ring-core fiber (RCF). This thesis explores devices that can generate and multiplex different OAM modes for SDM data transmission. A silicon photonic integrated OAM MUX chip has been designed, fabricated and characterized for OAM mode multiplexing. By utilizing the OAM MUX chip, two transmission experiments with 10 Gbit/s on-off-keying (OOK) signals have been demonstrated without multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) processing: one with two- and three-mode OAM multiplexing and the other with two-mode multiplexing together with eight wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) channels. All channels obtained bit-error-rates (BERs) lower than the 7% forward error correction (FEC) limit. Furthermore, another method of generating OAM optical vortices has been explored. Silicon metasurface q-plates that support OAM modes of |L| = 5, 6 and 7 have been designed and fabricated. The preliminary characterization results are presented where high mode purity has been achieved, indicating that it is a compact and promising device to generate OAM optical vortices. Finally, applications of OAM states to quantum communications have been explored. A quantum-key-distribution (QKD) transmission experiment with two and three OAM modes generated by the integrated OAM MUX chip has been demonstrated. A quantum randomness generator (QRNG) has also been realized by utilizing thecrosstalk among OAM modes in an RCF.
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BT - Orbital Angular Momentum Multiplexing for Optical Fiber Communications
PB - Technical University of Denmark
Optical communication with structured photons propagating through dynamic, aberrating media, url to cite or link to: http://hdl.handle.net/1802/36394.
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In this section Underwater optical communication systemsGiuliano, Giovanni (2019) Underwater optical communication systems. EngD thesis, University of Glasgow.
I present in this thesis the results of my research in the field of underwater optical communication system (UOCS). Recently, underwater free-space optical (FSO) communication has been one of the major interesting research subjects due to the high demand for underwater activities that require high-bandwidth and flexible solutions. An optical communication system consists of three main blocks: transmitter, medium and receiver. Therefore, I provide an introduction to the topic, outlining the physical reasons and the engineering challenges that are behind the following sections. Among others, the optical properties of ocean water, the optimum wavelength selection and a description of the main system components are provided so that the system link budget can be subsequently optimised. Various modulation schemes adopted in free-space optics communication are evaluated and compared with a focus on the most power-efficient modulation format that offers successful and reliable data transmission. The system performances are numerically investigated using statistical analysis techniques over a typical range of achievable SNR in an underwater scenario. The characterisation and the data performance of a commercial GaN-based laser diode operating at 450 nm are presented. The detrimental impact of the solar background power on the system performance and the strategy to minimise its contribution is also discussed for a conventional Silicon PIN detector and the novel Silicon PhotoMultiplier (SiPM) technology. The design trade-off between the performance improvement given by an optical narrow bandpass filter matching a Fraunhofer line and the field-of-view of the receiver is also presented. A flexible MATLAB model has been developed to simulate a range of different scenarios and evaluate the system performances in different situations and the necessary design trade-off. A novel free-space waveguiding method is also presented for laser-based underwater communication systems. The proposed Underwater Wireless Acousto-Optic Waveguide (UWAOW) generates a localised modification of the refractive index of seawater in response to an acoustic field. Two geometries and their modelling are provided in order to take advantage of the proposed technique. These results show the importance of this emerging, challenging and fascinating contemporary research field.
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Real-time underwater wireless optical communication and positioning an integrated system based on angular diversity SiPMsJialiang Zhang, Yidu Yu, Guanjun Gao, and Yonggang Guo Author AffiliationsJialiang Zhang, 1, 2 Yidu Yu, 1 Guanjun Gao, 1, 2, * and Yonggang Guo 3 1 State Key Laboratory of Information Photonics and Optical Communications, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing 100876, China 2 Henan Key Laboratory of Visible Light Communications, Zhengzhou 450001, China 3 State Key Laboratory of Acoustic, The Institute of Acoustics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China * Corresponding author: [email protected] Your library or personal account may give you access
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Underwater communication and positioning are essential for autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) docking and formation. The traditional methods for communication and positioning are mainly independent from each other, increasing the redundancy and integration difficulty for AUVs. In this Letter, we demonstrate a real-time underwater wireless optical communication and positioning (UWOCP) integrated system. The LED array is adopted as a light source, and the pulse-position modulation (PPM) is used for a maximum transmission and sensing distance. By employing the silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) array, which consists of five SiPMs with different angles, the high sensitivity and ability to distinguish angles are obtained. Through calculating the relationship between the received pulse signal intensity of the five SiPMs, the pitch angle and yaw angle can be obtained. The experimental results in the pool show that the Ethernet bandwidth of 2.2 Mbps with an average angular error of 3.08° for one-dimensional positioning can be realized at a 50 m distance. To the best of our knowledge, this is the longest distance at which a real-time UWOCP system has been demonstrated. The proposed UWOCP system has the advantages of high sensitivity, computing efficiency, and compact structure, presenting great potential for underwater applications. © 2024 Optica Publishing Group Yue Zhang, Xinwei Wang, Pingshun Lei, Shaomeng Wang, Yuqing Yang, Liang Sun, and Yan Zhou Opt. Lett. 47 (11) 2919-2922 (2022) Suyang Wei, Shunxin Wang, Bo Li, Jingchuan Yang, Kelin Sun, Biao Han, and Lin Ma Appl. Opt. 63 (17) 4608-4614 (2024) Yanhu Chen, Zhiyong Duan, Fangzhou Zheng, Yuteng Guo, and Qingchao Xia Appl. Opt. 61 (24) 7059-7070 (2022) Dapeng Wang, Chao Wang, Yanyu Zhang, Junbin Fang, and Yijun Zhu Opt. Lett. 49 (11) 3074-3077 (2024) Jinjia Li, Demao Ye, Kang Fu, Linning Wang, Jinlong Piao, and Yongjin Wang Opt. Express 29 (16) 25922-25944 (2021) Data availabilityData underlying the results presented in this paper are not publicly available at this time but may be obtained from the authors upon reasonable request. Contact your librarian or system administrator or Login to access Optica Member Subscription Figures (6)Equations (6). Miguel Alonso, Editor-in-Chief Underwater Optical Positioning and UWOCP Summary
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World record 402 Tb/s transmission in a standard commercially available optical fiberby National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) ![]() An international joint research team led by the Photonic Network Laboratory of Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) has demonstrated a record-breaking aggregate optical transmission bandwidth of 37.6 THz to enable a new data-rate record of 402 terabits per second in a standard commercially available optical fiber. This record was achieved by constructing the first optical transmission system covering all the transmission bands (OESCLU) of the low-loss window of standard optical fibers. The system combined various amplification technologies, some developed for this demonstration, including six kinds of doped fiber optical amplifiers and both discrete and distributed Raman amplification. Novel optical gain equalizers also allowed access to new wavelength bands that are not yet utilized in deployed systems. The newly developed technology is expected to make a significant contribution to expanding the communication capacity of the optical communication infrastructure as future data services rapidly increase demand. The results of this experiment were accepted as a post-deadline paper at the 47th International Conference on Optical Fiber Communications (OFC 2024) and presented by Ben Puttnam on Thursday March 28, 2024 at the San Diego Convention Center, California, U.S. The growth of the internet and data-services has driven demand for optical transmission bandwidth. To meet this demand, multi-band wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) technology, where new spectral windows are used to increase optical fiber transmission bandwidth, has become a popular research topic. ![]() Utilizing new transmission windows in deployed fibers also offers a potentially significant benefit in the near-term as a method of extending the life of existing fiber systems to provide additional transmission capacity without the large capital expenditure associated with new fiber deployment. However, moving away from the lowest loss regions of standard silica fibers requires new amplification schemes beyond the standard erbium (E-) doped fiber amplifier (DFA) that is a staple of C-band or C+L-band systems. Previously, S/C/L-band transmission has been explored with various amplifier solutions. In addition to thulium (T-) DFAs, semiconductor optical amplifiers (SOAs) and distributed and discrete Raman amplification have been used, with maximum estimated data-rates of 256 Tb/s utilizing almost 20 THz bandwidth. Even wider transmission demonstrations have used bismuth (B-DFAs) for O-band and lumped Raman amplifiers for U-band channels for 119 Tb/s with a cumulative bandwidth of 25 THz. E-band BDFAs were also used with distributed Raman amplification for E/S/C/L-band transmission over 27.8 THz with In this demonstration, researchers expanded dense wavelength division multiplexed (DWDM) transmission to cover all the major transmission bands in the low-loss window of standard optical fibers to enable more than 1,500 parallel transmission channels within an aggregate 37.6 THz (275 nm) optical bandwidth. Along with collaborating partners, NICT constructed the world's first O to U-band transmission system capable of DWDM transmission in a commercially available standard optical fiber achieved with custom designed amplifier technology. The transmission demonstration utilizes 6 DFA variants for gain in O/E/S/C/L-bands with discrete (U-band) and distributed Raman amplification along with novel optical gain equalizers for profile shaping in O/E bands. ![]() A wideband DWDM signal including up to 1,505 channels covering 275 nm (37.6 THz), from 1,281.2 nm to 1,649.9 nm across the O, E, S, C, L and U-bands, was transmitted over 50 km of water absorption peak suppressed optical fiber. High data rates were achieved by using dual polarization (DP-) quadrature-amplitude modulation (QAM) with up to 256 symbols per constellation. As highlighted, the generalized mutual information (GMI) estimated data-rate after 50 km transmission was 402 Tb/s, which exceeds the previous highest single-mode fiber (SMF) data-rate by over 25%, and the aggregate transmission bandwidth of 37.6 THz is also a 35% increase. The achieved data-rate is compared with past achievements in wideband transmission experiments. These results show the potential of ultra-wideband transmission, enabled by a new amplifier and wideband spectrum-shaping technology to increase the information carrying capability of new and deployed optical fibers. It is expected that the data-rate of optical transmission systems required to enable "beyond 5G" information services will increase enormously. New wavelength regions enable deployed optical fiber networks to perform higher data-rate transmission and extend the useful life of existing network systems. It is also anticipated that new bands can address the increasing demand of next generation communications services by combining with new types of optical fibers. The paper containing these results was presented at the Optical Fiber Communication (OFC) Conference 2024, the largest international optical communications conference, having been selected as a post-deadline paper. NICT will continue to promote research and development into new amplifier technologies, components, and fibers to support new transmission windows for both near and long-term applications. NICT will also aim to extend the transmission range of such wideband, ultra-high-capacity systems and add their compatibility for field-deployed fibers. 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Doctoral Thesis: Safe and Ethical Implementation of Intelligent Systems32-G449 (Patil/Kiva) By: Zheng Dai Thesis Supervisor(s): David Gifford
Additional Location Details:Abstract: In the year 2024, the prospect of solving human level tasks using intelligent systems is no longer the subject of science fiction. As these systems play an increasingly critical role in our day-to-day lives, it becomes ever more important to consider the safety and ethics surrounding their implementation. This is a multifaceted challenge spanning multiple disciplines, involving questions at the regulatory, engineering, and theoretical levels. This thesis discusses three projects that span these levels. We first explore the problem of tracing causal influence from training data to outputs of generative models. In our exploration we encounter the phenomenon of unattributability, and consider its scientific and regulatory implications. We next tackle the challenge of designing a high diversity library of therapeutics that is depleted of dangerous off-target binders using intelligent systems, developing a suite of inference and optimization tools along the way. Finally, we derive universal bounds for the robustness of image classifiers that inform us of how safe these intelligent systems can be in theory. Together, these projects present a multilevel overview of the safe and ethical implementation of intelligent systems.
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Leeds LS2 9JT, UK. 3 Vice-Chancellor's O ce, University of Bath, Claverton Down, Bath BA2 7AY, UK. JE, 0000-0002-3319-9103. Optical wireless communication has attracted. significant interest ...
optical pulses and the all-optical soliton based optical fiber communication system. A light propagating through a single mode fiber of length L and refractive index n will acquire a phase shift <f> = 2{ n L . ff the refractive index was. intensity dependent, n(I) = n. 0 + n. 2 . I (r,t), n. 2 . is the non linear index coefficient, r is the
2.5 Some of Fiber Optic Communication Future Trends 2.5.1 Developments in optical transmitter and receiver technology 2.5.3 Some review related to fiber optic communication developments Achieving a high transmission quality is essential in fiber-optic communications for the optical signals' distorted waveform and low signal-tonoise ratio during ...
beam wandering. Optical wireless underwater communication is limited to short distances due to severe water absorption at optical frequency band and strong back-scatter from suspended particles. However, there is a relatively low atten-uation optical band of blue-green wavelengths of EM spectrum underwater [3].
This thesis explores devices that can generate and multiplex different OAM modes for SDM data transmission. A silicon photonic integrated OAM MUX chip has been designed, fabricated and characterized for OAM mode multiplexing. ... (SDM) is a promising technique to further increase the transmission capacity in optical communication systems as the ...
Optical communication with structured photons propagating through dynamic, aberrating media URL to cite or link to: ... In this thesis, we discuss how to build an efficient spatial mode sorter as well as how to use phase conjugation to overcome the modal crosstalk induced by aberrating media. We begin the thesis with chapter 1 introducing the ...
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In this thesis, the optical communication systems for millimeter-scale sensing and communication devises known as "Smart Dust" are described and analyzed. A smart dust element is a self-contained sensing and communication system that can be combined into roughly a cubic-millimeter mote to perform integrated, massively distributed sensor networks.
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Since a few years ago, this technique has been used in optical communications which is the aim of this thesis. In this Master Thesis, the most relevant aspects of optical OFDM communication are described and implemented in optical simulation software called VPItransmissionMakerTM and VPIphotonicsAnalyzerTM, (VPI).
In this thesis, optical communication using LEDs is presented as an improvement over acoustic modems for scenarios where high speed, but only moderate distances, is required and lower power, less complex communication systems are desired. A super bright blue LED based transmitter system and a blue enhanced photodiode based receiver system were ...
I present in this thesis the results of my research in the field of underwater optical communication system (UOCS). Recently, underwater free-space optical (FSO) communication has been one of the major interesting research subjects due to the high demand for underwater activities that require high-bandwidth and flexible solutions. An optical communication system consists of three main blocks ...
In this article, we present the first demonstration of an optical communications downlink from a low-earth orbiting free-flying CubeSat. Two 1.5U vehicles, AC7-B&C, built under NASA's Optical Communications and Sensors Demonstration (OCSD) program were launched in November 2017 and subsequently placed into a 450-km, 51.6° inc. circular orbit. Pseudorandom data streams using ...
In this era of data explosion, optical communications have endowed the digital world with the capability for high-speed, large-capacity data flow transmission [...] Next Article in Journal Experimental Proof of Principle of 3D-Printed Microfluidic Benthic Microbial Fuel Cells (MBMFCs) with Inbuilt Biocompatible Carbon-Fiber Electrodes
Thesis on Optical Fiber Communication PDF - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Writing a thesis on optical fiber communication is a challenging task that requires extensive research, data analysis, and ensuring findings reflect the latest knowledge in the evolving field. It is also important to communicate results clearly and logically to demonstrate ...
Underwater communication and positioning are essential for autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) docking and formation. The traditional methods for communication and positioning are mainly independent from each other, increasing the redundancy and integration difficulty for AUVs. In this Letter, we demonstrate a real-time underwater wireless optical communication and positioning (UWOCP ...
Influence of the substituents of the thiol ligand on the optical properties of AuCu 14 ... Communication. Submitted 13 Apr 2024. Accepted 15 Jun 2024. First published 19 Jun 2024. ... acknowledgement is given. If you want to reproduce the whole article in a third-party publication (excluding your thesis/dissertation for which permission is not ...
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The paper containing these results was presented at the Optical Fiber Communication (OFC) Conference 2024, the largest international optical communications conference, having been selected as a ...
The OPTICA Corning Women Scholar Award in Optical Communications recognizes outstanding female PhD students worldwide in the field of optical communications, providing a $3,000 scholarship. The award is presented at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference (OFC), a top-tier event in the field, along with a $2,000 travel grant for each recipient.
WARPSPACE aims to launch the optical communication service in the 2030s and the service which covers beyond the moon such as Mars in 2035 or later. Comment from CEO
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