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    BY- SUNEET SRIVASTAVA

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    History of Fiber Optic Transmission

    Types of Multiplexing

    Principle of WDM

    WDM Technology

    WDM Components

    Transmission Challenges

    Future Scope

    Application

    Conclusion

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    EVOLUTION OF FIBER

    OPTIC TRANSMISSION In mid 1960s researchers proposed optical

    fiber as suitable transmission medium.

    In 1970 , Corning produced the firstcommunicationgrade fibers.

    AT& T first standardized transmission atDS3 speed(45Mbps) for multimode fibers.

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    Thereafter, single mode fibers were shown to be

    capable of transmission rates 10 times that ofolder type.

    These regions called windows, lie between

    area of high absorption.

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    Fiber Characteristics

    1550Window

    1310Window

    O - band E - band S - band C - band L - band

    1280 1320 1360 1400 1440 1480 1520 1560 16001552Wavelength

    (nm)

    CWDM Window

    DWDM Window

    C Band Range : 1530nm

    1560nmL Band Range : 1570nm 1600nm

    Water Peak

    WINDOWS

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    WHAT ACTUALLY IS MULTIPLEXING ?

    MULTIPLEXING (also known as muxing)

    is a method by which multiple analog

    message signals or digital data streamsare combined into one signal over a

    shared medium.

    a device that performs the multiplexing is

    called a multiplexer (mux), and a device

    that performs the reverse process is

    called a demultiplexer (demux).

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    Time Division Multiplexing

    Frequency Division multiplexing

    Code Division Multiplexing Wavelength Division multiplexing

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    PROBLEM:

    DEMAND FOR MASSIVE INCREASES IN CAPACITY

    IMMEDIATE SOLUTION:

    WAVELENGTH DIVISION MULTIPLEXING

    LONGER TERM SOLUTION:

    OPTICAL FIBRE NETWORKS

    PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

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    LIGHTWAVE SYSTEM

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    Colors are transmitted through air and may

    mixThese colors can be easily separated by

    prism

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    PRINCIPLE

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    ADVANTAGES OF WDM

    Unlimited Transmission Capacity

    Transparency

    Scalability

    Dynamic Provisioning

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    IS WDM FLEXIBLE?

    Fiber Cable

    WDM Fiber MUX

    Independent

    opticial bitrates

    and formats

    GE

    SONET

    Fiber Channel

    ATM

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    IS WDM EXPANDABLE?

    Incremental capacity expansion to 80 Gbits/sand beyond

    Allows reuse of the installed equipment base

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    TYPES OF WDM

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    WDM SYSTEM

    Block Diagram of DWDM System

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    WDM COMPONENTS

    l1l2

    l3

    l1l2l3

    l1...nl1...n

    lens

    prism

    prismlensFiber optic

    Light source Photo detector

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    LIGHT SOURCES LED (light emitting diode)

    LASER (Light Amplification by Stimulated

    Emission of Radiation)

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    WDM COMPONENTS

    Optical Multiplexer

    Optical De-multiplexer

    Optical Add/Drop Multiplexer(OADM)

    l1l2l3

    l1l2l3

    Transponder

    850/1310 15xx

    l1l2

    l3

    l1...n

    l1...n

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    WDM SYSTEM

    CHARACTERISTICSComponent reliabilitySystem availability

    System margin.

    System wavelength and bit rate can be upgraded

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    TRANSMISSION

    CHALLENGESAttenuation Attenuation is caused by :

    - intrinsic factors primarily scattering

    and absorption- extrinsic factors, including stress fromthe manufacturing process, theenvironment, and physical bending

    Rayleigh scattering - is an issue atshorter wavelengths

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    RAYLEIGH SCATTERING

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    Attenuation due to absorption

    - is an issue at longer wavelengths

    - the intrinsic properties of the material

    - impurities in the glass, and any atomic

    defects in the glass.

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    Absorption

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    DISPERSION Spreading of light pulses

    Two general types of dispersion

    Chromatic Dispersion - is linear

    Polarization Mode Dispersion - is nonlinear.

    FUTURE OF WDM

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    FUTURE OF WDM

    What the future holds

    Two-way video communication

    Digital video for our everyday use

    The Ultimate Squeeze- reducing the space between wavelengths- expanding the range of transmission

    wavelengths- better EDFAs

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    Develop better equipment

    Cheap WDM pipelines

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    APPLICATIONS OF WDM

    Long-distance telecommunications

    Building or expanding networks

    Network wholesalers can lease capacity

    Utilize the existing thin fiber

    DWDM improves signal transmission

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    New technology for utilization of bandwidth

    Ultra high speed data rate

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