Patent classifications
H04B10/2537
Method for Determining Optical Signal Power Change and Power Calculation Apparatus
A method for determining an optical signal power change, wherein the method includes: A first optical signal that includes a plurality of wavelength signals is obtained, where the plurality of wavelength signals are distributed in a plurality of bands. Then, an optical power of each band and a center wavelength signal of each band are detected, and a preset single-wavelength transmit power and a preset coefficient are obtained. Next, an equivalent quantity N of equivalent wavelength signals is determined, and an equivalent wavelength signal corresponding to the first optical signal is determined. Further, a target power that is used to compensate for a first power change value of the first optical signal in transmission over an optical fiber is determined based on the preset coefficient, the equivalent wavelength signal, the equivalent quantity, and the preset single-wavelength transmit power.
Optical amplification in an optical network
An optical system, comprising a first wavelength conversion module to: adjust a power of a first pump wavelength; couple an input signal with the first pump wavelength to generate a first coupled signal; perform a first wavelength conversion of the first coupled signal to generate a first wavelength converted signal, the power of the first pump wavelength is adjusted such that the first wavelength conversion is performed with 0 dB conversion efficiency; the optical amplifier to amplify the first wavelength converted signal; a second wavelength conversion module to: adjust a power of a second pump wavelength; couple the amplified first wavelength converted signal with the second pump wavelength to generate a second coupled signal; perform a second wavelength conversion of the second coupled signal to generate a second wavelength converted signal with 0 dB conversion efficiency.
ACCURATE MEASUREMENT FOR GUIDED ACOUSTIC-WAVE BRILLOUIN SCATTERING
Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to systems, methods, and structures providing for the accurate measurement of guided acoustic-wave Brillouin scattering in optical fiber transmission systems and facilities.
ACCURATE MEASUREMENT FOR GUIDED ACOUSTIC-WAVE BRILLOUIN SCATTERING
Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to systems, methods, and structures providing for the accurate measurement of guided acoustic-wave Brillouin scattering in optical fiber transmission systems and facilities.
OPTICAL CHANNEL INTENSITY STREAMING ENCRYPTION
A communication system including a first detector; a first scattering medium; a second detector; an intensity modulator; a second scattering medium; wherein electromagnetic radiation transmitted from a first spot at the first scattering medium, and scattered by and through the first scattering medium and then the second scattering medium, forms a first speckle pattern detected by the second detector. The intensity modulator outputs a second spot of electromagnetic radiation representing the “ones” in a data stream at locations of the bright speckles (or at locations of the dark speckles to represent the “zeros” in the data stream) so that the electromagnetic radiation, transmitted from the second spot and scattered by and through the second scattering medium and then the first scattering medium, forms one or more second bright or dark speckles on the first detector. The data stream can be constructed from the second bright or dark speckles.
OPTICAL CHANNEL INTENSITY STREAMING ENCRYPTION
A communication system including a first detector; a first scattering medium; a second detector; an intensity modulator; a second scattering medium; wherein electromagnetic radiation transmitted from a first spot at the first scattering medium, and scattered by and through the first scattering medium and then the second scattering medium, forms a first speckle pattern detected by the second detector. The intensity modulator outputs a second spot of electromagnetic radiation representing the “ones” in a data stream at locations of the bright speckles (or at locations of the dark speckles to represent the “zeros” in the data stream) so that the electromagnetic radiation, transmitted from the second spot and scattered by and through the second scattering medium and then the first scattering medium, forms one or more second bright or dark speckles on the first detector. The data stream can be constructed from the second bright or dark speckles.
Optical amplification device and light amplification method
The de-multiplexing unit 2 de-multiplexes an inputted optical wavelength multiplexed signal into a first optical wavelength multiplexed signal having a first wavelength band and a second optical wavelength multiplexed signal having a second wavelength band in a longer wavelength band than the first wavelength band. The first optical amplifier 3 amplifies the first optical wavelength multiplexed signal. The second optical amplifier 4 amplifies the second optical wavelength multiplexed signal. The multiplexer 5 multiplexes the amplified first optical wavelength multiplexed signal and the amplified second optical wavelength multiplexed signal and outputs the multiplexed signal to a Raman amplifier 6. The first optical amplifier 3 adjusts the amplification rate of the first optical wavelength multiplexed signal so that the intensity of light in the second wavelength band is compensated for by the Raman effect in the Raman amplifier 6.
Optical amplification device and light amplification method
The de-multiplexing unit 2 de-multiplexes an inputted optical wavelength multiplexed signal into a first optical wavelength multiplexed signal having a first wavelength band and a second optical wavelength multiplexed signal having a second wavelength band in a longer wavelength band than the first wavelength band. The first optical amplifier 3 amplifies the first optical wavelength multiplexed signal. The second optical amplifier 4 amplifies the second optical wavelength multiplexed signal. The multiplexer 5 multiplexes the amplified first optical wavelength multiplexed signal and the amplified second optical wavelength multiplexed signal and outputs the multiplexed signal to a Raman amplifier 6. The first optical amplifier 3 adjusts the amplification rate of the first optical wavelength multiplexed signal so that the intensity of light in the second wavelength band is compensated for by the Raman effect in the Raman amplifier 6.
OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS
An optical signal processing method and apparatus. The method includes: obtaining a first sending signal, where the first sending signal is a signal that is sent by a first transmitter to a second receiver through a first optical fiber; determining estimation information of a backward optical signal based on the first sending signal; the backward optical signal is generated during transmission of the first sending signal, the backward optical signal is transmitted through at least one fiber section in the first optical fiber, and a transmission direction of the backward optical signal is opposite to a transmission direction of the first sending signal; and obtaining a second sending signal based on the estimation information of the backward optical signal. According to the embodiments, impact of the backward optical signal on effective signal transmission can be reduced, and a signal-to-noise ratio can be improved.
OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS
An optical signal processing method and apparatus. The method includes: obtaining a first sending signal, where the first sending signal is a signal that is sent by a first transmitter to a second receiver through a first optical fiber; determining estimation information of a backward optical signal based on the first sending signal; the backward optical signal is generated during transmission of the first sending signal, the backward optical signal is transmitted through at least one fiber section in the first optical fiber, and a transmission direction of the backward optical signal is opposite to a transmission direction of the first sending signal; and obtaining a second sending signal based on the estimation information of the backward optical signal. According to the embodiments, impact of the backward optical signal on effective signal transmission can be reduced, and a signal-to-noise ratio can be improved.