10.7 Gb/s WDM Transmission over 100-m SI-POF with Discrete Multitone

Kruglov, Roman; Loquai, Sven; Vinogradov, Juri; Ziemann, Olaf; Bunge, Christian-Alexander; Bruederl, Georg; Strauß, Uwe

doi:10.1364/ofc.2016.w4j.5

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“…For high PoF system, this issue needs to be addressed. In [13], the same wavelength 405 nm is used in the data channel with the same power level we use.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…CT= PHPL-PHPL_DEMUX= PHPL-PDATA-5 dB (13) As an example, for a 10 mW optical power delivery at the PV placed in the AP or VLC access point, see Fig 1, and a receiving a data signal of -8 dBm a CT of 23 dB is then required.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The design of µLED-based arrays that can be used for VLC-POF links is also reported in [12]. Moreover, SI-POF links based on laser diodes (LD) with higher output powers and WDM technology are also proposed to extend the transmission distance up to 100 m with data rates of 10.7 Gbit/s and BER of 1×10 -3 [13]. In [14] low-insertion loss multiplexer/demultiplexer devices are developed thus allowing the implementation of visible WDM links over SI-POF with low power penalty [14].…”

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confidence: 99%

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SI-POF Supporting Power-Over-Fiber in Multi-Gbit/s Transmission for In-Home Networks

Al-Zubaidi

Montero

Vázquez

2021

J. Lightwave Technol.

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We propose the integration of power-over-fiber (PoF) in home networks with multi Gbit/s data transmission based on wavelength-division-multiplexing (WDM) in step-index plastic optical fibers (SI-POF). Different powering architectures are described. The efficiencies of different components are discussed to address the maximum remote energy that can be delivered. Experimental results show the ability of the system to deliver several mW of optical power with negligible data signal quality degradation and with BER of 1×10-10. The potential of utilizing PoF in combination with low-loss WDM-POF to optically powering multiple devices for specific in-home applications and IoT ecosystems is discussed. A PoF scalability analysis is detailed.

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“…For high PoF system, this issue needs to be addressed. In [13], the same wavelength 405 nm is used in the data channel with the same power level we use.…”

Section: Discussion and Scalability Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: ) Shared Scenario and Pof Impact Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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SI-POF Supporting Power-Over-Fiber in Multi-Gbit/s Transmission for In-Home Networks

Al-Zubaidi

Montero

Vázquez

2021

J. Lightwave Technol.

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“…Relatively good agreement is observed with similar BER performance and power penalties due to the crosstalk. [8,14], carrier-less amplitude and phase (CAP) modulation [52,53], discrete multitone transmission (DMT) [54,55] can be used to overcome the link's bandwidth limitation. The relative merits of each scheme can be found in the numerous comparative studies on LED-based optical links reported in literature [5,[56][57][58].…”

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Ultra-Low Cost High-Density Two-Dimensional Visible-Light Optical Interconnects

Bamiedakis

McKendry

Xie

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J. Lightwave Technol.

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Visible light communications has attracted considerable interest in recent years owing to the ability of lowcost light emitting diodes (LEDs) to act both as illumination sources and data transmitters with moderate data transmission rates. In this article we propose the formation of ultra-low cost visible light integrated optical links by interfacing dense micropixelated LED arrays with matching multi-layered multimode polymer waveguide arrays. The combination of these two optical technologies can offer relatively high aggregate data densities ≥ 0.5 Tb/s/mm 2 using very low cost components that can be directly interfaced with CMOS electronics and integrated onto standard PCBs. Here, we present the basic system design and report the first proof-of-principle demonstration of such a visible light system employing 4×4 µLED arrays on a pitch matching fourlayered waveguide array samples. Different interconnection topologies and light coupling schemes are investigated and their performance in terms of loss and crosstalk is compared. Data transmission of 2.5 Gb/s with a BER within the forward-error correction threshold of 3.8×10 -3 is achieved over a single µLEDwaveguide channel using PAM-4 modulation and equalization. The results presented here demonstrate the potential of such ultra-low cost visible light optical interconnects.

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“…The use of step-index polymethylmethacrylate (SI-PMMA) fibers provides plenty of advantages, such as ease of handling, low cost and robustness to electromagnetic interference (EMI). On the other hand, the plastic optical fiber (POF) presents high modal dispersion profile and attenuation, which limits the communication link bandwidth and its length to the order of 50 MHz for 100 m [5], [6], [7]. These characteristics support using POF in the scenario of short-ranged applications such as multimedia communications, intra-vehicular devices and domestic networks [8], [9], [10], [11].…”

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Modelling of an Optical Access Network Platform for Radio-Frequency Transmission in the S Band / Modelação de uma Plataforma de Rede de Acesso Óptico para Transmissão de Radiofrequências na Banda S

Sampaio¹,

Abreu²,

Silva³

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Microwave transmission in the S Band are used in WiMAX, mobile telephony, air control and satellite communications. Such applications demand the use of wideband optical access networks. In this article, the impact of non-linearities of a fluorescent optical source (FFOS) is analyzed on the performance, at 560 nm, of Discrete-Multitone (DMT) transmissions, using the multicarrier signal-to-noise ratio (SNRmc) metric. The objective is to provide a model of SNRmc level curves based on empirical measurements by varying the bias current and the amplitude of the input signal in the optical source. The cartography was approximated by fitting ellipses, which allows us to find an approximate optimum point of operation for the setup.

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10.7 Gb/s WDM Transmission over 100-m SI-POF with Discrete Multitone

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SI-POF Supporting Power-Over-Fiber in Multi-Gbit/s Transmission for In-Home Networks

SI-POF Supporting Power-Over-Fiber in Multi-Gbit/s Transmission for In-Home Networks

Ultra-Low Cost High-Density Two-Dimensional Visible-Light Optical Interconnects

Modelling of an Optical Access Network Platform for Radio-Frequency Transmission in the S Band / Modelação de uma Plataforma de Rede de Acesso Óptico para Transmissão de Radiofrequências na Banda S

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