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in this system , i use QPSK modulation and receive in-phase and q-phase from matlab and it passes through that system as shown in the figure then i receive again the in-phase and q-phase back to the matlab and before calculating the Q-factor i estimate the phase shift between transmitted signal and received one and multiply the received signal by the conjugate of this phase then calculating the Q-factor but the value of Q-factor at very low power levels is high that is almost no effect of changing input power so what i can do !!!
Dear Mai Fouad, what is your input sequence bit rate and sensitivity of your PIN-diode? You may obtain this graph due to low bit rate (and therefore high dispersion tolerance) and high sensitivity of PIN-diode.
Use an ideal fiber at first then Try to increase Noise figure of EDFA to 6dB and check the effect.
I think that the non-linearity appears at the powers near 0dBm because the length is 1100km and it may degrades the SNR and hence Q factor.
I agree with Abdallah about possible non-linear effects and I’d suggest you to do the experiment with different non-linear coef. of NL optical fiber for the same transm. power and see the difference with OSNR and Q factor