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I have to design a network of OTN have indeed DWDM network designed according to the tutorial page. But how do OTN ???
February 24, 2016 at 8:25 am #30093In reply to: Bidirectional optical fiber

Hello sam!
It works in practical scenario too. It is mainly used in designing the TDM,OFDM,TWDM…and many more systems.
If you wish to know if it works in optisystem , you need to include delays in your system. These delays do not have any physical significance in optisystem. These are used just for simulation purpose here. When designing a practical system you can remove these delays. For bidirectional fiber to work in optiwave, you must include delays.
please refer to chapter 5 of the tutorial i am attaching below.
Hi Rafal,
There is an OptiSystem sample file showing the architecture of a passive optical network. the file’s name is “CWDM PON”. Of course, you need to use DWDm instead of CDWM, but this implementation demonstrates different parts of PON access network and helps you arrange your design in this way.
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Yasir SaifullahParticipantWhen I try to simulate the sample WDM PON, an error occurs in optisysen 14.0. I have attached the error snapshot.
If anone have any idea then let me know, Thanks.
Rafal StefanowskiParticipantHello, I would like to simulate the OTN network. Can anyone help ???

FAYIQA NAQSHBANDISpectatorTo reduce the frequency chirp introduced by directly modulated lasers..which of the availible filters in optiwave can be best used for optical spectral reshaping ?
February 21, 2016 at 9:43 pm #29986I created new project Test2 to test OAs. The operating wavelength range: 192.1 – 196 THz. I used OSA and WDM Analyzer for checking, all wavelengths are amplified.
In layout1, everything works OK. But node Node3 in layout2, wavelengths’s BER are different lot (as mentioned above): 192.1, 192.2(~10^-13) -> 195.1, 195.2 (~10^-6)
I attached project Test2.
ThanksFebruary 21, 2016 at 1:29 pm #29981A DWDM signal has wavelengths (192.1 THz – 195.5 THz) with similar signal power, noise & OSNR. But the BER of the signal decreases from 192.1 (~10^-12) to 195.5 (~10^-6)? A demux has bandwidth 13 GHz. I dont understand why their BER are different
I attached some photos. Please help me how to fix. Thanks.February 20, 2016 at 12:12 pm #29960In reply to: Please help me to get new subject.

have a look on these;
2.https://www.academia.edu/6242491/DEVELOPMENT_OF_OFDM_IN_WDM-RADIO_OVER_FIBER_ACCESS
February 20, 2016 at 8:53 am #29947In reply to: Please help me to get new subject.

Hello Duy,
As alistu mentioned OFDM for future Passive optical networks is promising technology,undoubtedly it is. But you can improvise by going for TWDM for future PONs.In addition to it, you can compare OFDM and TWDM for the same.
Just refer to the link below just to get some sort of idea.https://techzine.alcatel-lucent.com/twdm-pon-taking-fiber-new-wavelengths
Regards
February 20, 2016 at 6:26 am #29935In reply to: hybrid optical amplifier
sir i was getting output power lesser than input power , so when i substituted it in the formulae (pout-pin)/ppump=PCE=lambda,p/lambda,s and Gain=(lambda,p/lambda,s)*ppump/pin i got negative values because i took input power as power of wdm tramsmitter
February 20, 2016 at 6:25 am #29934In reply to: hybrid optical amplifier

To calculate gain and noise figure, the information provided by dual port WDM analyzer can be used. However, in case you are using components acting as the black box (such as EDFA black box), there is the option of choosing the gain as the parameter you can set to be constant in the whole spectrum.
February 18, 2016 at 10:44 am #29880In reply to: hybrid optical amplifier

Since the dual port WDM analyzer calculates the gain and flatness of your optical amplifier, you should connect it across the optical amplifier as you have mentioned. In case you are making use of a hybrid optical amplifier, then this means connecting it across both amplifiers used in the design.
February 18, 2016 at 4:16 am #29859In reply to: MULTIPLEXER

Hi Aabid,
If you only intend to use 3 of the MUX inputs, it would be fine and you may do such a thing. However, the input port that is not used in your system should be connected to the component “optical null” available in the “Tools Library” in OptiSystem libraries. Otherwise, the number of WDM Mux 4×1 component cannot be changed.
Regards

Hi all,
In addition to what Aasif mentioned about add drop multiplxers using two fiber bragg gratings, I think it would be worth looking an explanation provided earlier in this regard (which I think might be implemented using Optiwave):
Regards
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