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    • #38427
      umer ashraf wani
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      Can we interface an optical fiber designed in opti fiber with opti system?
      regards
      umer ashraf

    • #38430
      Aabid Baba
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      Hello Umer,
      As far as your query is concerned you can easily import an optifiber file to optisystem. If you are designing a specialized fiber in optifiber and to export it to optisystem you just have to call the file you have created in optifiber. For your convenience i would attach few links which will surely help in gaining some idea how to interface the two. Please find the links herein.

      How to export the fiber from OptiFiber to OptiSystem ?

      Optisystem with optifiber

      error when importing optifiber design in optisystem !!!

      I hope this will be helpful to you in some way. Thanking you.
      Regards

    • #38432
      umer ashraf wani
      Participant

      Got it. U solved my problem! god bless u!
      thanks a lot.

    • #38443
      Aabid Baba
      Participant

      Hello,
      You are welcome. I hope your query has been answered there in the links i posted.
      Regards

    • #38453
      Rajguru M. Mohan
      Participant

      umer ashraf wani,
      For INTERFACING FROM OPTI FIBER TO OPTISYSTEM,
      Proceed with following steps:

      First create your desired fiber profile then go to file menu and choose the option “export profile”.
      After that you save the file ensure that you choose the .dat file type.
      You can open this file up in a text editor to see the file structure.

      Finally, in OptiSystem just browse to where you saved the .dat file and choose it.
      And if the .dat file does not show, either rename the file to .txt or choose to browse “All Files (*.*)” in that browser.
      You can also refer to https://optiwave.com/forums/topic/optisystem-with-optifiber/

      Hope this will help you.

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