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OptiSystem is a comprehensive software design suite that enables users to plan, test, and simulate optical links in the transmission layer of modern optical networks.
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Please go through the attached snapshot, unable to understand how to make the connections,
Red line for optical and blue line for eletrical domain.
With regards
Hi Dhiman,
With regard to the system snapshot you have attached in the other topics, I think the image is related to coherent optical detection, so OC stands for optical coupler in here. I have attached an image which depicts how you can make the connections for coherent detection. Use one for I signal and one for Q signal.
Regards.
Thanks alistu, Hope it will definitely help me. Hope to get more help in future.
Agree with Alisthu,you can check the tutorials and you can easily get help.Check the link,optiwave examples like DPSK and DQPSK used this type of detection
Thanks alistu and sam sung.
You’re welcome Dhiman. I have used pin photodetectors in my snapshot. You can act according to the paper whose results you are trying to reproduce. You can also use the “optical Coherent QAM receiver’ component from Optisystem library. In that case, you will not need a CW laser and you get to choose the type of photodetector in the component properties.
Welcome Dhiman,you have raised some good issues.Keep it up and help other members too.
Hi Dhiman Kakati; i think your attached snapshot doesn’t work in optisystem by the shown manner so you should follow the snapshot attached by alistu.
Thanks namera, I will try it.