Binary Modulation Formats in Optical Access Networks
In this paper the binary modulation formats and their application in passive optical networks have been discussed. Passive optical networks are characterized by dividing the optical signal between several end users by using passive splitters, which added a significant attenuation to the network. The...
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doaj-18db937075d040219ec73cc49df338132021-10-11T08:02:57ZengVSB-Technical University of OstravaAdvances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering1336-13761804-31192010-01-01849610119Binary Modulation Formats in Optical Access NetworksVladimir TejkalMiloslav FilkaPavel ReichertJan SporikIn this paper the binary modulation formats and their application in passive optical networks have been discussed. Passive optical networks are characterized by dividing the optical signal between several end users by using passive splitters, which added a significant attenuation to the network. The performance of the selected modulation formats, depending on the transmitter power in order to verify that there is no signal distortion, has been examined in our simulations. A minimal error rate of the system for each modulation format has been also examined. Finding a suitable modulation, which would allow extension of the distance and splitting ration in current passive optical networks, has been the main aim.http://advances.utc.sk/index.php/AEEE/article/view/31optical passive networkq-factorbit error rateeye diagram. |
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Vladimir Tejkal Miloslav Filka Pavel Reichert Jan Sporik Binary Modulation Formats in Optical Access Networks Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering optical passive network q-factor bit error rate eye diagram. |
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Vladimir Tejkal Miloslav Filka Pavel Reichert Jan Sporik |
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Binary Modulation Formats in Optical Access Networks |
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Binary Modulation Formats in Optical Access Networks |
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Binary Modulation Formats in Optical Access Networks |
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binary modulation formats in optical access networks |
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VSB-Technical University of Ostrava |
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Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering |
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In this paper the binary modulation formats and their application in passive optical networks have been discussed. Passive optical networks are characterized by dividing the optical signal between several end users by using passive splitters, which added a significant attenuation to the network. The performance of the selected modulation formats, depending on the transmitter power in order to verify that there is no signal distortion, has been examined in our simulations. A minimal error rate of the system for each modulation format has been also examined. Finding a suitable modulation, which would allow extension of the distance and splitting ration in current passive optical networks, has been the main aim. |
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optical passive network q-factor bit error rate eye diagram. |
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