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I am trying to directly modulate a LASER using a 10 Gbps digital signal.
The LASER component is of type ‘Directly Modulated LASER measured’ type.
In the LASER’s properties I have set rise time as 0.35 ns. This means that the LASER can be modulated upto 1 Gbps.
Beyond 1 Gbps, the output should get distorted.
But, when I simulated using OptiSystem the LASER could be pass almost all frequencies without any sort of distortion.
Does rise time parameter have any effect at all on the modulation speed?
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-Layout and
-Electrical and optical signal graphs at 100 Gbps direct modulation
Hi.
Can you specify what are you exactly designing.
I am not getting how setting time affects the data rate. Please explain a bit.
Thank you
Hi Karan,
The Laser’s rise time is the time required for laser output from 10% to 90% of total power.
Rise time is a factor that decides the 3db Bandwidth of the Laser. ( risetime = 0.35/BW )
So, for rise time = 35 ps. The BW = 1 Gbps.
In the layout attached, I directly modulated the Laser above 1Gbps and the output of laser showed absolutely no distortion.
I tried this with the analog signals also, but the result is the same.
There does seem to be a problem with the Laser when operated in Analog configuration mode. I recommend switching it to Digital configuration in the main tab. It should function properly now. The difference being in digital configuration the input is normalized to a range of amplitude from 0 to 1.