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May 17, 2022 at 10:39 am #79843
Alexander Kunze
MemberHello everyone,
I am fairly new to optics and OptiSystem and I need help. To better understand my question I am attaching a screenshot.
So my issue is the following:
There are two different polarized states and I want randomly select one of those states. It works perferctly if the PRNG generator only creates of Bit.
But if I want to do this with more than one bit (sequence length), it still only works for the first bit and doesn’t change afterwards.
What I want: If the PRNG Generator gives me: 010 -> 0 Deg, 90 Deg, 0 Deg. What I get: 0 Deg, 0 Deg, 0 Deg.What am I doing wrong?
Thank you so much for your help!
Best wishes,
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May 19, 2022 at 10:59 am #80735
Ahmad AtiehModeratorHello Alexander,
you may use the User Defined Bit Sequence Generator component to set your desired bit sequence, then use that sequence to control the Digital Optic Switch component to allow the desired phases at the output ports.
If you’d like to discuss further, please email me at ahmad.atieh@optiwave.com
Regards,
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May 19, 2022 at 10:59 am #83339Ahmad AtiehModerator
Hello Alexander,
you may use the User Defined Bit Sequence Generator component to set your desired bit sequence, then use that sequence to control the Digital Optic Switch component to allow the desired phases at the output ports.
If you’d like to discuss further, please email me at ahmad.atieh@optiwave.com
Regards,
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May 23, 2022 at 3:09 pm #80737
Vivien RefshaugeMemberHello Ahmad,
and thank you so much for your quick reply.
The help regarding Digital Optical Switch states: The Digital Optical Switch operates only for single bit not a sequence of bits. Thus, the status of the switch varies based on the first bit in the sequence applied to its control port.
What I want is using a sequence of Bits. The goal is to create a bit sequence, translate it in optical orthogonal states (for example linear polarization where 0 Deg represents binary 0 and 90 Deg represents binary 1) and sent those optical states as a representation of the bit to a receiver. (For a more holistic view: I try to simulate BB84 protocol.)
Maybe now I did elaborate my problem more precise.
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May 23, 2022 at 3:09 pm #83341Vivien RefshaugeMember
Hello Ahmad,
and thank you so much for your quick reply.
The help regarding Digital Optical Switch states: The Digital Optical Switch operates only for single bit not a sequence of bits. Thus, the status of the switch varies based on the first bit in the sequence applied to its control port.
What I want is using a sequence of Bits. The goal is to create a bit sequence, translate it in optical orthogonal states (for example linear polarization where 0 Deg represents binary 0 and 90 Deg represents binary 1) and sent those optical states as a representation of the bit to a receiver. (For a more holistic view: I try to simulate BB84 protocol.)
Maybe now I did elaborate my problem more precise.
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