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Optical Fiber Communications 4th Edition by Gerd Keiser

Edition 4ISBN: 978-0073380711
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Optical Fiber Communications 4th Edition by Gerd Keiser

Edition 4ISBN: 978-0073380711
Exercise 9
A detailed expression for the FWM efficiency is given by 4 A detailed expression for the FWM efficiency is given by 4    where the factor is the difference of the propagation constants of the various waves due to dispersion, and is given by    Here the value of the dispersion D ( v 0 ) and its slope dD/d , are taken at the optical frequency v 0. Using these expressions in Eq. (12.13), plot the ratio of the generated power P 112 to the transmitted channel power P<sub>1</sub>as a function of the channel spacing for two +7-dBm channels. Find this ratio for the following dispersion and wavelength values: ( a ) D = 0 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.6 nm. ( b ) D = 0.13 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.1 nm. ( c ) D = 1.64 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1537.2 nm. Let the frequency spacing of the two channels range from 0 to 250 GHz. In each case, take dD/d = 0.08 ps/(nm 2 · km), = 0.0461 km -1 , L = 11 km, and A eff = 55 m 2. For 1111 and   use the values given in Example 12.3.
where the factor is the difference of the propagation constants of the various waves due to dispersion, and is given by A detailed expression for the FWM efficiency is given by 4    where the factor is the difference of the propagation constants of the various waves due to dispersion, and is given by    Here the value of the dispersion D ( v 0 ) and its slope dD/d , are taken at the optical frequency v 0. Using these expressions in Eq. (12.13), plot the ratio of the generated power P 112 to the transmitted channel power P<sub>1</sub>as a function of the channel spacing for two +7-dBm channels. Find this ratio for the following dispersion and wavelength values: ( a ) D = 0 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.6 nm. ( b ) D = 0.13 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.1 nm. ( c ) D = 1.64 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1537.2 nm. Let the frequency spacing of the two channels range from 0 to 250 GHz. In each case, take dD/d = 0.08 ps/(nm 2 · km), = 0.0461 km -1 , L = 11 km, and A eff = 55 m 2. For 1111 and   use the values given in Example 12.3.
Here the value of the dispersion D ( v 0 ) and its slope dD/d , are taken at the optical frequency v 0. Using these expressions in Eq. (12.13), plot the ratio of the generated power P 112 to the transmitted channel power P1as a function of the channel spacing for two +7-dBm channels. Find this ratio for the following dispersion and wavelength values:
( a ) D = 0 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.6 nm.
( b ) D = 0.13 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.1 nm.
( c ) D = 1.64 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1537.2 nm. Let the frequency spacing of the two channels range from 0 to 250 GHz. In each case, take dD/d = 0.08 ps/(nm 2 · km), = 0.0461 km -1 , L = 11 km, and A eff = 55 m 2. For 1111 and A detailed expression for the FWM efficiency is given by 4    where the factor is the difference of the propagation constants of the various waves due to dispersion, and is given by    Here the value of the dispersion D ( v 0 ) and its slope dD/d , are taken at the optical frequency v 0. Using these expressions in Eq. (12.13), plot the ratio of the generated power P 112 to the transmitted channel power P<sub>1</sub>as a function of the channel spacing for two +7-dBm channels. Find this ratio for the following dispersion and wavelength values: ( a ) D = 0 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.6 nm. ( b ) D = 0.13 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1556.1 nm. ( c ) D = 1.64 ps/(nm ·km) and = 1537.2 nm. Let the frequency spacing of the two channels range from 0 to 250 GHz. In each case, take dD/d = 0.08 ps/(nm 2 · km), = 0.0461 km -1 , L = 11 km, and A eff = 55 m 2. For 1111 and   use the values given in Example 12.3. use the values given in Example 12.3.
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