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    • #18592
      K. Esakki Muthu
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      How can we do measure B-to-B BER measurement?

    • #18593
      Dr Rk Sethi
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      Hi esakkimuthu!
      Do you mean back to back or something else?
      In case of optical fiber communication systems back to back measurement can be performed by simply connecting the output of the transmitter directly to the input i.e., making the length of the fiber zero.

    • #18594
      Dr Rk Sethi
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      Sorry typing mistake….
      output of the transmitter directly to the input of the receiver

    • #18595
      Ravil
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      Hi esakkimuthu,

      Agree with corrected version of Rk Sethi. You should be able to find the examples of B-to-B schemes in previous OptiSystem forums.

    • #18599
      K. Esakki Muthu
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      Yes,I do agree with you both, thank you, but how these B-to-B BER will be very close to the link with fiber.

    • #18602
      Heitor Galvao
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      Have good threads on the subject in the Forum search
      success

    • #18672
      Abdallah Ismail
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      Regarding Back to Back,I found some research that run Back to Back,then Plot the BER versus OSNR,and the noise is the ASE (EDFA main noise) noise,How the noise appear in this case,If we connected Tx to Rx directly according to the definition of back to back.

      • #18702
        Heitor Galvao
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        back to back transmission scheme Describes the system where the receiver and transceiver are directly connected with the transmission link.

    • #18688
      K. Esakki Muthu
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      thank you all

    • #18697
      Dr Rk Sethi
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      Welcome esakkimuthu!

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