Discuss modal dispersion as it relates to single-mode and multimode cables.
Dispersion- It is defined as phenomenon of spreading of light as it travels from one end of fiber to another end.
A pulse of light having width and amplitude when travels through a fiber, its amplitude decreases and width increases .thus it leads to inter symbol interference (ISI).
Dispersion can be classify into two category.
1. inter modal dispersion
2. Intra modal or chromatic dispersion
1. Inter modal dispersion- This is caused due to different rays make different path in a fibre.
when a light pulse occurs in fibre,it is combination of different rays.if all rays are incident at same time at input of fibre, they will reach at different times.
2. Intra modal dispersion or chromatic dispersion- It is called chromatic dispersion because refractive index(n) depends on wavelength.
This type of dispersion occurs due to pulse spreading that in a fibre as a result of the fact that group velocity is a function of wavelength.
chromatic dispersion can classify into two category.
1. Material dispersion- it arises because of variation of refractive index of core material as a function of wavelength.
2. Waveguide dispersion- This occurs due to guiding
characteristics of wave.in optical fibre core contains higher
refractive index than clad.hence 80 % power is confined to core
while 20 % in cladding because of refractive index so wave travels
faster in cladding than core.
Discuss modal dispersion as it relates to single-mode and multimode cables.
A fiber which is referred as non-dispersive shifted fiber is a. Coaxial cables b. Standard single mode fibers c. Standard multimode fibers d. Non zero dispersion shifted fibers
The following statement applies to multimode graded-index fibers: a. Multimode graded-index fibers produce less modal pulse distortion than multimode step-index fibers b. Multimode graded-index fibers produce more modal pulse distortion than multimode step-index fibers c. Multimode graded-index fibers produce equal modal pulse distortion than multimode step-index fibers
The fibers mostly not used nowadays for optical fiber communication system are a. Single mode fibers b. Multimode step fibers c. Coaxial cables d. Multimode graded index fibers
6. A single mode fiber has a material dispersion of 18 ps/nm-km and a waveguide dispersion of -15 ps/nm-km. What is the total chromatic dispersion?
4. A multimode fiber has a total pulse spreading of 5.83 ns. The modal pulse spreading is 3 ns. What is the chromatic pulse spreading for this fiber?
Explain why a pulse broadens as it travels through a (a) multimode fiber and (b) a single mode fiber?
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8. A 1550 nm optical link uses a standard single-mode fiber with dispersion parameter of 4 ps/nm/km (Chromatic Dispersion), and a laser source with a linewidth of 0.5 nm. Assuming the link carrier is a 10 Gbits/s binary signal, estimate the maximum length of optical fiber required before dispersion compensation is required. (Assume the maximum spread is half the time interval between each bit).
discuss modal propagation in optical fibers
discuss modal propagation in optical fibers