25 km optical length
0.27db/km attenuation coefficient
Optical losse a fiber are usually expressed in decibels per kilometer (dB/km). The equation is called the fiber’s attenuation coefficient α .
total attenuation loss is a Loss = 3.01 dB
1. You have 25 km of optical cable with an attenuation coefficient of 0.27 dB/km. What...
1. You have 25 km of optical cable with an attenuation coefficient of 0.27 dB/km. What is the total attenuation due to the cable? 3. Considering further question 1. If the power transmitted is 1 mW and the receiver sensitivity is -30 dBm what is the maximum distance of optical fiber that can be used before amplification is needed? You can assume only cable losses. 4. Considering further Question 3. What is the effect of adding connectors of loss 0.23...
Suppose you have the following optical network: - There are six connector or splice joints between the end to end points, with a loss of 0.04 dB each - The fiber has a 0.4 dB/km attenuation. - Each optical splitter has 1.5 dB insertion loss on top of the power splitting loss. a) What is the insertion loss of each splitter? (1 Marks) b) What is the total loss between point A to point B, C, D and E? (2...
i) A fiber has an optical loss of 0.3 dB/km. What is the optical loss of a 150 km length of this fiber in units of dBs? ii) If 1 mW of optical power at a wavelength of <lambda> = 1550 nm is coupled into this fiber, what will the output power be after 50 km?
Attenuation in dB km-1 (e 01 0.5 005 0 I 1.2 Wavelength (um) 90 9 1 The graph above shows the attenuation vs. wavelength characteristics for a typical silica based optical fibre. (3 marks) Describe the physical processes responsible for optical attenuation at short wavelengths, long wavelengths and the peaks at wavelengths of 1.2 and 1.4 um? (2 marks) What are the implications of the graph above for silica fibre long distance communications? b) A fibre has a core refractive...
a cable link had an optical budget of 8.1 dB. which of the following choices describe the total loss in this cable link? a total loss must be less than 8.1 dB b total loss must be equal to 8.1 dB c total loss must be greater than 8.1 dB d total loss must be exactly 11.1 dB
10. At 2 MHz a cable has an attenuation constant of alpha=0.05 Nepers/meter. At the transmitting end, I connect the line to a 5 volt, 2 MHz, sine wave. Answer all of the following questions A. What is the attenuation constant of the cable in dB/km? B. How far from the source do I have to go, before I notice the amplitude of the signal has dropped to 1 volt? C. At what velocity does the signal move down the...
Exercise 3: A fault occurs in an optical link that has a total length of 205 km. The graph of an OTDR shows that the fault is located 175 km from the input of the fiber. It also shows the presence of a 20 dB amplifier at a distance of 100 km from the input of the fiber. This amplifier is connected to the line by connectors of attenuation 1 dB. A connector of the same type is used to...
Please answer 3 question with detail solution 4. Describe the operating principle behind an Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier (EDFA). 5. You are required to design an optical communications system between two locations 300 km apart. The power transmitted is 0 dBm and the receiver sensitivity is -29 dBm. The attenuation coefficient for the cable is 0.24 dB/km and there is a splice every 4 km, with a loss of 0.1 dB per splice. If the connector loss is 0.2 dB...
Photonics and Optical Revision Sheet 1 1. Caculate the photon energy in eV for a wavelength of 1.55 um 2, A 1.55 μm digital communications system operating at 4 GBits/s receives an average power of -24 dBm at the detector. On the assumption that 1 and 0 bits are equally likely to occur how many photons are received within each 1 bit? 3. A1.3 um digital communications system operating at 3 GBits/s receives an average power of -29 dBm at...
A LAN uses a 500-ineter long optical fiber with a loss of 1.42 dB/km. If the input power is 8.6 mu W, what is the output power? 7.3 mu W 10.5 mu W 15.7 mu W 21.5mu W