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Optical Fiber Systems Design

Optical transmitters and receivers are discussed. Key points include: - Optical fibers can propagate light in different modes and configurations depending on factors like core and cladding indices and geometry. - Optical transmitters like LEDs and laser diodes inject light into fibers via components like splices, connectors and couplers. - Optical receivers like PIN photodiodes and APDs detect received light signals. Erbium-doped fiber amplifiers also discussed. - Understanding fiber modes, transmitters, receivers and their application in modern fiber optic systems is covered. Characterization of microwave networks and components is also addressed.

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Optical Fiber Systems Design

Optical transmitters and receivers are discussed. Key points include: - Optical fibers can propagate light in different modes and configurations depending on factors like core and cladding indices and geometry. - Optical transmitters like LEDs and laser diodes inject light into fibers via components like splices, connectors and couplers. - Optical receivers like PIN photodiodes and APDs detect received light signals. Erbium-doped fiber amplifiers also discussed. - Understanding fiber modes, transmitters, receivers and their application in modern fiber optic systems is covered. Characterization of microwave networks and components is also addressed.

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Optical Transmitters and Receivers

Optical Fibers: Optical Fiber Modes and Configuration, Fiber Loss, Dispersions. Power coupling: splices,
connectors, coupler, Light Emitting diode and Laser diodes, Laser modes.PIN and APD, Erbium Doped
Fiber Amplifier.

C701.1 Understand the concepts of microwave network characterization [U]


C701.2 Understanding microwave passive components and to apply for various design
[AP]
implementation.
C701.3 Design and Implementation of semiconductor devices. [AP]
C701.4 Understand the operation of optical fiber and their operational modes. [U]
C701.5 Understand the concepts of optical transmitter and apply knowledge to modern fiber
[AP]
optic systems.
C701.6 Understand the concepts of optical receiver and apply knowledge to modern fiber optic
[AP]
systems

Module Title No of Hours /


Module
Tubes and Semiconductor Devices Module
No:3
15

Sl No BT CO
Consider the interface between a glass slab with n1 = 1.48 and air
1 for which n2 = 1.00. What is the critical angle for light traveling in AP C701.4
the glass?
A light ray traveling in air (n1 = 1.00) is incident on a smooth, flat
slab of crown glass, which has a refractive index n2 = 1.52. If the
2 AP C701.4
incoming ray makes an angle of j1 = 30.0° with respect to the
normal, what is the angle of refraction j2 in the glass?
Consider a multimode silica fiber that has a core refractive index n1
3 = 1.480 and a cladding index n2 = 1.460. Find (a) the critical angle, AP C701.5
(b) the numerical aperture, and (c) the acceptance angle.
Consider the following two multimode fibers: (a) a step-index fiber
with a core index n1 = 1.458 and a core-cladding index difference Δ
4 = 0.01; (b) a parabolic-profile graded-index fiber with the same values AP C701.5
of n1 and index difference.. Compare the rms pulse broadening per
kilometer for these two fibers
Consider a 1-km long multimode step-index fiber in which n1 = 1.480
5 and Δ = 0.01, so that n2 = 1.465. What is the modal delay per length AP C701.6
in this fiber?
Assume a typical value of n = 3.5 for the refractive index of an LED
6 material. What percent of the internally generated optical power is AP C701.6
emitted into an air medium?
A particular LED has a 5-ns injected carrier lifetime. When no
modulation current is applied to the device, the optical output power
7 is 0.250 mW for a specified dc bias. Assuming parasitic capacitances AP C701.6
are negligible, what are the optical outputs at modulation frequencies
of (a) 10 MHz and (b) 100 MHz?

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