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What an OTDR can do for you?

The Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) is useful for testing the integrity of fiber optic cables. An optical time-domain reflectometer (OTDR)...
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Q and dBQ : A Walkthrough

Q is the quality of a communication signal and is related to BER. A lower BER gives a higher Q and thus...
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Basic understanding on Tap ratio for Splitter/Coupler

Basic understanding on Tap ratio for Splitter/Coupler Fiber splitters/couplers divide optical power from one common port to two or more...
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Why heterodyne detection technique is used in Coherent technology receivers rather homodyne?

As we know that either homodyne or heterodyne detection can be used to convert the received optical signal into an electrical form. In the...
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Basics of Coherent System

What Is Coherent Communication? Definition of coherent light A coherent light consists of two light waves that: 1) Have the...
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Method to Resolve the Adjacent-Channel Interference in 100G Transmission.

In a non-coherent WDM system, each optical channel on the line side uses only one binary channel to carry service information. The service transmission...
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Measuring Coherent System OSNR using integral method

For coherent signals with wide optical spectrum, the traditional scanning method using an OSA or inband polarization method (EXFO) cannot...
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Invalid Data Flag or Suspect Interval in PM(Performance Monitoring) counters

The ITU standards define a “suspect internal flag” which should indicate if the data contained within a register is ‘suspect’...
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What are main advantages and drawbacks of EDFAs?

The main advantages and drawbacks of EDFAs are as follows. Advantages Commercially available in C band (1,530 to 1,565 nm)...
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What is Optical Power Requirement and margin for a optics module’s power?

Optical power tolerance: It refers to the tolerable limit of input optical power, which is the range from sensitivity to...
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