Improved dispersion tolerance of an optical duobinary transmitter based on a Mach–Zehnder modulator and an optical delay interferometer

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Sehrish Shabir

Abstract: The aim of the research being undertaken is to examine the performance of advanced modulation formats such as RD and NRZ modulation schemes and their long-haul repeater-free fibre-traffic (SMF). Modular transmission of signals by SMF has been highly attracted by several benefits, such as high chromatic dispersion tolerance (CD), simplicity of deployment and higher spectrum efficiencies. These are the essential performance indicators of an optimal modulation technique for the creation of multiplexed (DWDM) transmission networks of the future generation of dense wavelengths. Based on a comparison of the two modulation approaches I give my findings. To mimic both modulation schemes, OptiSystem software is employed. Eye diagram with measurement of the Q factor and BER is generated. Keywords: Return to Zero, Non-Return to Zero, Eye Diagram, Bandwidth, BER, Q factor.


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