Patent classifications
H04B10/2525
Remote Optical Fiber Dispersion Compensation Device And Method, Remote Access Device, Electronic Device And Non-Transient Computer-Readable Storage Medium
Provided by the embodiments of the present invention are a remote optical fiber dispersion compensation device and method, the dispersion compensation device comprising: a distance measurement module, used for measuring a remote distance to a remote access optical fiber; a channel monitoring module, used for monitoring the spectral power of a transmission service wavelength channel; and a remote optical fiber dispersion power equalization module, used for compensating the dispersion of a transmission service signal and adjusting the insertion loss of the wavelength channel according to the measured remote distance of the remote access optical fiber and the monitored spectral power of the transmission service wavelength channel. By employing the embodiments of the present invention, compensation amounts of different channels may be flexibly selected by means of a wavelength selection switch, dispersion may be compensated for remote optical fiber transmission and the insertion loss may be adjusted for different channels by presetting dispersion compensation optical fibers of different lengths, thus achieving compensation and equalization of dispersion and power difference introduced by remote optical fibers of different lengths.
C and L band optical communications module link extender, and related systems and methods
This disclosure describes C and L band optical communications module link extender, and related systems and methods. An example method may include receiving, by a dense wave division multiplexer (DWDM) at a headend, one or more optical data signals over a C band and an L band. The example method may also include combining the one or more optical data signals. The example method may also include outputting the combined one or more optical data signals to a first WDM at the headend. The example method may also include separating, by the first WDM, the combined one or more optical data signals into a C band signal and an L band signal. The example method may also include outputting the C band signal to a first amplifier at the headend and the L band signal to a second amplifier at the headend. The example method may also include amplifying, by the first amplifier, the C band signal. The example method may also include outputting the amplified C band signal to a coexistence filter. The example method may also include amplifying, by the second amplifier, the L band signal. The example method may also include outputting the amplified L band signal to the coexistence filter. The example method may also include outputting, by the coexistence filter, the amplified C band signal and the amplified L band signal to an optical switch. The example method may also include outputting, by the optical switch, an egress optical data signal to a first fiber.
C and L band optical communications module link extender, and related systems and methods
This disclosure describes C and L band optical communications module link extender, and related systems and methods. An example method may include receiving, by a dense wave division multiplexer (DWDM) at a headend, one or more optical data signals over a C band and an L band. The example method may also include combining the one or more optical data signals. The example method may also include outputting the combined one or more optical data signals to a first WDM at the headend. The example method may also include separating, by the first WDM, the combined one or more optical data signals into a C band signal and an L band signal. The example method may also include outputting the C band signal to a first amplifier at the headend and the L band signal to a second amplifier at the headend. The example method may also include amplifying, by the first amplifier, the C band signal. The example method may also include outputting the amplified C band signal to a coexistence filter. The example method may also include amplifying, by the second amplifier, the L band signal. The example method may also include outputting the amplified L band signal to the coexistence filter. The example method may also include outputting, by the coexistence filter, the amplified C band signal and the amplified L band signal to an optical switch. The example method may also include outputting, by the optical switch, an egress optical data signal to a first fiber.
SINGLE-MODE OPTICAL FIBER HAVING NEGATIVE CHROMATIC DISPERSION
A single-mode optical fiber that reduces the chromatic dispersion of an optical pulse due the laser chirp in an optical communication system operating in the O-band has a cable cutoff wavelength less than 1250 nm, a zero-dispersion wavelength greater than 1334 n, and a nominal mode field diameter of said fiber at 1310 nm between 8.6 and 9.5 microns.
SINGLE-MODE OPTICAL FIBER HAVING NEGATIVE CHROMATIC DISPERSION
A single-mode optical fiber that reduces the chromatic dispersion of an optical pulse due the laser chirp in an optical communication system operating in the O-band has a cable cutoff wavelength less than 1250 nm, a zero-dispersion wavelength greater than 1334 n, and a nominal mode field diameter of said fiber at 1310 nm between 8.6 and 9.5 microns.
Chromatic Dispersion Compensation
A device (10;150;200) is configured to receive an optical signal. The device comprises a dispersion compensator (210a) comprising a plurality of optical dispersion compensator units (220). Each optical dispersion compensator unit comprises a plurality of delay elements (20;40). The dispersion compensator (210a) is configured to selectively activate one or more of the optical dispersion compensator units (220). The dispersion compensator (210a) is configured to compensate for dispersion of the optical signal with the activated one or more optical dispersion compensator unit (200).
Chromatic Dispersion Compensation
A device (10;150;200) is configured to receive an optical signal. The device comprises a dispersion compensator (210a) comprising a plurality of optical dispersion compensator units (220). Each optical dispersion compensator unit comprises a plurality of delay elements (20;40). The dispersion compensator (210a) is configured to selectively activate one or more of the optical dispersion compensator units (220). The dispersion compensator (210a) is configured to compensate for dispersion of the optical signal with the activated one or more optical dispersion compensator unit (200).
DISPERSION COMPENSATION CIRCUIT WITH CASCADED VARACTOR CIRCUIT ELEMENTS
Systems and methods for providing dispersion compensation to optical systems. In some embodiments, the disclosed dispersion compensation system may be capable of adjusting the amount of dispersion compensation. The disclosed dispersion compensation system may include a cascade of varactor circuit elements, each with separate bias control, and optionally may include one or more switches to enable or disable selective ones of the cascaded varactor circuit elements.
DISPERSION COMPENSATION CIRCUIT WITH CASCADED VARACTOR CIRCUIT ELEMENTS
Systems and methods for providing dispersion compensation to optical systems. In some embodiments, the disclosed dispersion compensation system may be capable of adjusting the amount of dispersion compensation. The disclosed dispersion compensation system may include a cascade of varactor circuit elements, each with separate bias control, and optionally may include one or more switches to enable or disable selective ones of the cascaded varactor circuit elements.
O-BAND OPTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITH DISPERSION COMPENSATION
An O-band optical communication system includes a transmitter, a receiver, and an optical fiber system coupled between the transmitter and the receiver. The optical fiber system includes at least a first fiber segment, with a positive dispersion-wavelength gradient and a first zero dispersion wavelength, coupled in series to a second fiber segment, with a negative dispersion-wavelength gradient and a second zero dispersion wavelength. When an optical signal propagating along the first fiber segment has a wavelength shorter than the first zero dispersion wavelength and experiences negative dispersion, at least partial positive dispersion compensation is provided by propagation along the second fiber segment. When light of the optical signal propagating along the first fiber segment has a wavelength longer than the first zero dispersion wavelength and experiences positive dispersion, at least partial negative dispersion compensation is provided by propagation along the second fiber segment.