Bidirectional LED transmission on single-mode fibre in the 1300 and 1500 nm wavelength regions

Stern, M.; Gimlett, J.L.; Curits, L.; Cheung, N.K.; Romeiser, Malcolm; Young, William C.; Shumate, P. W.

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“…2, are met, transmission at the corresponding BER is possible. This result is noteworthy because bidirectional operation was performed with commercial optical couplers rather than with frequency-selective components as were used in [4,5]. It can be seen that low enough bit error rates (10" 10 and less) were attained in both directions of transmission.…”

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Experiments in Optical Multiplex Operation Over Single-Mode Optical Fibers Using Commercial Single-Mode Optical Fiber Couplers

Rocks¹

1987

Journal of Optical Communications

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Optical frequency multiplex systems where several signal flows are carried over a single fiber are subjected to crosstalk. This crosstalk causes an unwanted increase of the bit error rate (BER) in the wanted channel and is encountered in both unidirectional and bidirectional traffic. Measurements 'made to determine the crosstalk power ratio required for a given BER are outlined for 678-Mbit/s fiber optic transmission systems. A description is also given of bidirectional transmission tests on singlemode fibers.

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Experiments in Optical Multiplex Operation Over Single-Mode Optical Fibers Using Commercial Single-Mode Optical Fiber Couplers

Rocks¹

1987

Journal of Optical Communications

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“…INTRODUCTION HE AVAILABILITY of low-loss low--cost singlemode directional couplers has renewed interest in bidirectional transmission lightguide systems [ 11, [ 2 ] . In addition, there remains interest in bidirectional transmission by means of wavelength division multiplexing [3] even though these devices remain somewhat more costly. An impairinent peculiar to these systems is receiver interference due to near end crosstalk (NEXT) and backscattered light from the system fiber [4], [5].…”

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Return loss requirements for optical duplex transmission

Bohn

Das²

1987

J. Lightwave Technol.

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There has recently been considerable attention given to bidirectional transmission over the same optical fiber. One of the impairments associated with this type of system is receiver sensitivity degradation due to reflected power. This paper presents an analysis of this impairment and compares it with experimental results. It is shown that for a certain class of systems relatively large reflections can be tolerated for a small sacrifice in system range. SIGNAL(a)

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Deventer¹

1996

Fundamentals of Bidirectional Transmission Over a Single Optical Fibre

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Bidirectional LED transmission on single-mode fibre in the 1300 and 1500 nm wavelength regions

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Experiments in Optical Multiplex Operation Over Single-Mode Optical Fibers Using Commercial Single-Mode Optical Fiber Couplers

Experiments in Optical Multiplex Operation Over Single-Mode Optical Fibers Using Commercial Single-Mode Optical Fiber Couplers

Return loss requirements for optical duplex transmission

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