Explain how a microwave signal can be transmitted over an optical fiber rather than over a conventional coaxial cable or through-the-air link. What are the advantages of the microwave-over-fiber link?
Explain how a microwave signal can be transmitted over an optical fiber rather than over a...
Explain how a microwave signal can be transmitted over an optical fiber rather than over a conventional coaxial cable or through-the-air link. What are the advantages of the microwave-over-fiber link?
11.3 If a signal is sent cross country (3,000 miles) over optical fiber instead of twisted pair wires, how far behind (in seconds) will the electric signal be behind the optical signal? Neglect delays due to amplifiers, repeaters, and so forth. solve for a 2-kHZ sinusoidal signal. Please with steps so I can understand. Thanks
1. (20pts) A figure shows a light ray entering an optical fiber from air and being transmitted through the fiber by total internal reflection. A. (10 pts) If the index of refraction of the fiber is nu 1.3 what is the maximum value of the angle the entering ray makes with the normal to the flat end of the fiber, for which total internal reflection occurs? B. (10 pts) When n is greater than a certain value, no, the light...
6. An optical fiber has an acceptance angle of 10.95 degrees. What's the numerical aperture for this fiber? A. 0.16 B. 1.02 C. 0.27 D. 0.19 7. An optical fiber has a core refractive index of 1.495 and a cladding refractive index of 1.47. What's the acceptance angle for this fiber? A. 13.11° B. 0.272° C. 9.79° D. 15.80° 8. While traveling through a cable, a signal loses 18.7 percent of its original power. What's this loss expressed in dB?...
3- Consider a bare fiber consisting of core of refractive index 1.48 and having air as cladding What is its NA? What is the maximum incident angle up to which light can be guided by the fiber? 4- Consider a fiber from which cladding is removed over a short length as shown below. Assume that the core and cladding refractive indices are 1.5 and 1.4 respectively, What ill happen to the output power if the bare portion of the fiber...
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...
1. The inner core of an optical fiber has a diameter of 0.1 mm
and an index of refraction of n1 = 1.5. The outer core
of the fiber has an index of refraction of n2 =
1.49.
12 = 1.49 ni = 1.5 n2 = 1.49 (a) (7 points) Coming from air, what is the largest angle relative to the aris of the fiber for which light is totally internally reflected in the fiber? (b) (6 points) I want...
Write the transmitted signal of QPSK ofs(t) for i-1, 2, 3, 4, and 0 t 2) Explain why this modulation scheme is called QPSK 3) If the transmitted signals are sent over an AWGN channel, what is the optimum receiver to minimize the probability of error in decoding the symbols?
Write the transmitted signal of QPSK ofs(t) for i-1, 2, 3, 4, and 0 t 2) Explain why this modulation scheme is called QPSK 3) If the transmitted signals are...
3. Optical Sensor application: [3 pts] a. Explain how an output signal + LDR elle can be obtained from a light dependent resistor (LDR): LDR whenever list increase when it increases, pl = V. b. Give an example of a measurement application using Light source and detector (transmission mode): % = % (e Lor) c. Give an example of a measurement application using Light source and detector (reflection mode):
Using no more than two sentences explain how yellow fever can be transmitted or transported from endemic countries be spread to non-endemic countries?