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IM / DD System
 Intensity Modulated /Direct Detection System
 Parameters for Modulation :- Intensity, Frequency,
Phase & Polarization
 Modulating Signal: Analog / Digital

 Simple to implement Scheme: IM / DD


Module III  Intensity Modulation : Drive current variation

 Frequency of Operation: up to Several GHz

IM / DD System Quantum Limit to Receiver


 Analog System
 Quantum Noise Limit
 Requires large SNR
 ma Peak modulating Signal
 Relatively Narrow Bandwidth
 Ip Photo Current
 Digital System
 Improved Noise immunity
 Requires large Bandwidth

Bandwidth required < Bandwidth available

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Quantum Limit to Receiver Quantum Limit to Receiver


 P0 related to efficiency  Thermal Noise Limit

Inter Symbol Interference (ISI)


Quantum Limit to Receiver
 Substituting for Ip

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Equalizer Equalizer
 hp is received pulse  va(t) is received signal
shape
 hA(t) represents all
 ak = 0 / 1 as binary data distortions & ISI
 pulse spacing /
repetition time
 Heq() Equalizer
frequency response
 ht is transmitted pulse
shape  hout(t) is desired o/p
 hf is fiber impulse pulse shape
response

Equalizer Transversal Equalizer


 For keeping ISI at tolerable levels

 Delay line tapped at E seconds interval

 Each tap has tap coefficient ci connected to summing


amplifier

 ISI reduced by filtering the i/p signals & computing


values of tap coefficients that minimizes ISI

 Further reduction by Adaptive equalization

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Transversal Equalizer Coherent Systems


 Incoming signal mixed with optical o/p of semi
conductor semi conductor LASER LO

 Combined signal is fed to photo detector for direct


detection

 For satisfactory optical coherent detection Similarly


polarized signals should be combined for best results

Coherent Systems Homodyne Systems

 Coherent receiver in which phase of the local


oscillator signal is locked to incoming signal

 Mixing produces a signal in baseband

 AFC loop for frequency stabilization

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Homodyne Systems Heterodyne Systems


 Optical heterodyne synchronous detection requires
phase of IF signal

 Phase tracking system to track phase of incoming &


Local Oscillator signals

 The information signals to be processed in IF carrier


then electrical phase estimation can be done using
PLL etc.

Heterodyne Systems Non Linear Effects


 Scattering
 Incident photon on material causing emission of a
Phonon & Photon at shifted frequency

 Molecular absorption of incident photon resulting in


emission of a Photon at shifted frequency and making a
transition between vibrational states

 Shifted frequency may be below or above incident


Photons frequency

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Non Linear Effects Non Linear Effects


 Energy difference between the two photons will be  Scattering
deposited or extracted from the medium.
 Elastic (Linear)
 For the scattered photon to have up shifted frequency,
 Rayleigh (same frequency)
the material should be thermally excited.
 Inelastic (Non-Linear)
 Up shifted & Downshifted waves are called Stokes &
Anti stoke component.  Brillouin Scattering < 1 cm-1

 Raman Scattering > 100 cm-1

Non Linear Effects


 Brillouin Scattering

 One Side only (opposite to Pump light)

 Small Gain

 Small Bandwidth

 Raman Scattering

 Both direction

 High Gain

 Broad Bandwidth

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