Offsetting Self-Phase Modulation in Optical Fibre by Sinusoidally Time-Varying Phase

Boscolo, Sonia; Audo, Frédéric; Sumetsky, M.; Finot, Christophe

doi:10.1109/icton.2018.8473821

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“…For light (3) travelling in a fiber of glass, the nonlinear contribution to the index of refraction causes a phase change. [4] where we have defined the nonlinear coefficient When an optical fiber carries an intensity-modulated signal, SPM happens. The peak of a pulse moves more slowly (or more rigorously, collects phase more fast) than the wings because of the nonlinear index of refraction.…”

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Analysis and Evaluation of Different Compensation Techniques for Fiber Losses

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Murdas

Abbas

2023

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The Linear and nonlinear effects in optical fibers are very important and influential factors that effect on the power of the signal transmitted within the optical fiber. In this paper, the mathematical model for these effects was presented. The most important methods used to compensate these losses were also reviewed. The compensation methods reviewed include various linear and nonlinear effects most of the methods reviewed focused on increasing the length of the optical fiber to transmit the signal with the least consumed power and high data transfer rate at low design cost

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Section: I) Self Phase Modulationmentioning

confidence: 99%