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    • #47806

      Hi All,
      I am gonna deliver webinar, most probably two sessions about the nonlinear phenomena in optical fibers.
      the date is not specified yet, but most probably will be in the first week of March.
      it will cover the following
      self-phase modulation (SPM),
      Cross phase modulation (XPM),
      self steepening (SS),
      Rayleigh Scattering (RS),
      Stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS),
      Stimulated Raman Scattering (SRS) – Raman tilt.

      I encourage you to attend and to advise your friends whose working related to this area to attend these webinar.

      if you have any questions, let me know.

      thanks
      Mohamed Abouseif

    • #47808
      Aadil Raza
      Participant

      I will join. Great plan

    • #47835
      muhammad jawad
      Participant

      Yes Mohammad AAA
      Its really great and beneficial.Plz registered me as well
      Plz let us know the way how to attend this
      regards

    • #47838
      KAMRAN ALI
      Participant

      i will also join

    • #47950

      Hi Guys,
      My webinar would be on Wednesday March7, at 10 am (Ottawa Time).
      whoever wants to attend please make sure to register.
      I think it will be a good revision to the nonlinear phenomena concepts.

      please let me know if you have any question.
      thanks
      Mohamed Abouseif

      +1
    • #47952
      KAMRAN ALI
      Participant

      i am in

      +1
    • #47969
      dinesh chauhan
      Participant

      can anyone tell me how can stop wavelength from passing through AWG, like i want to pass 1550nm from AWG and 1560nm is blocked by AWG

      • #47970

        Chauhan,
        AWG has N outputs you can ignore the output of 1560 nm and use the output of 1550 nm to the rest of your system!

        hope this helps,
        thanks
        Mohamed Abouseif

    • #47971
      Aadil Raza
      Participant

      Dear

      I want to have change in Phase of RF modulated signal (as a function of CW laser power) at the output of system just by utilizing self-phase modulation in highly nonlinear fiber.

      Theoretically there is a relationship for nonlinear phase shift as a function of intensity/power of laser but How can we do this in optisystem?

    • #47972

      Hi aadilqau,
      As far as I know the RF signal does not experience SPM, the CW laser signal does.
      the relation between nonlinear phase shift and signal power is well known, and written in many literatures.
      Nonlinear phase shift = (signal intensity ) *n distance / (nonlinear length). [Agrawal book]

      hope this helps,
      thanks
      Mohamed

    • #47984
      Aadil Raza
      Participant

      Hi, Mohamed A. A. Abouseif
      Thanks for reply.

      What if RF signal is modulated with CW laser signal and then if CW laser signal experience SPM then what i think is that RF signal will also experience phase shift resultant from the SPM of CW laser signal. In other words, SPM of CW laser signal must be translated to Modulated RF signal???

      Regards

    • #47990

      Hi aadilqau,
      to the extent of my knowledge, this does not happen.
      as CW Laser is modulated in its amplitude. so how CW laser SPM is translated to the modulating RF signal!!
      you might be right, but I did not see this point before.
      you need to read more about it to prove it is correct or not.

      thanks
      Mohamed Abouseif

    • #47999
      Aadil Raza
      Participant

      ok thanks i will check for this. Can you please send me the webinar video to my email aadilqau@gmail.com .

      Regards

    • #48308
      Fabrice MFUAMBA
      Participant

      i missed the webminar is it possible to get the link by mail ? fabriceshao@yaoo.fr

    • #48313
      muhammad jawad
      Participant

      i also missed the webinar.Plz mail the link at jawadmirza2001@gmail.com

    • #48328

      Dear Jawad and MFUAMBA,
      please go to Optiwave webinar website
      https://optiwave.com/category/resources/webinars/
      then register in the webinar and a link will be sent to you.

      thanks
      Mohamed Abouseif

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