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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Optical Fibre Communication"”.

  1. Machine Learning for Optical Fibre Communication Systems

    … This continued growth is exerting pressure on optical fibre communication systems and networks, which carry the bulk of modern internet traffic, leading to a risk of a capacity crunch. The overarching goal of this thesis is to alleviate this pressure by increasing the capacity of optical fibre

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  2. Estimating the Performance of Optical Fibre Communication Systems

    … in demand for reliable and economically viable optical communication systems has increased the research into improving their capacity. In light of the wide availability of data generated by these systems and the complexity of their operation given the associated non-linearities, we employ …

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  3. Optical fibre communication over a noisy partially coherent channel

    As global IP traffic grows unceasingly, optical networks demand for technology upgrades in order to keep the feared “capacity crunch” away. The most celebrated technologies of coherent detection and wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM), widely deployed in long-haul links, are gaining ground in …

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  4. Simulation of optical fibre communication systems influenced by stimulated brillouin scattering

    … noise (SSDDN) component of the transmitted optical field to be simulated, probably for the first time, as well as the full transmitted field. SSDDN would not be generated from previous SBS models in which a Stokes seed replaces DTAN. SSDDN becomes the dominant form of transmitted SBS noise …

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  5. Spectroscopy of thulium doped silica glass

    The increasing demand for bandwidth in optical fibre communication systems has prompted a significant research effort into developing efficient fibre based optical amplifiers at operating wavelengths neighbouring the erbium-doped fibre amplifier. Of the possible candidates, thulium-doped fibre

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  6. Numerical modelling of devices and advanced transmission schemes embracing Raman effect

    … investigation on applications of Raman effect in optical fibre communication as well as the design and optimisation of various Raman based devices and transmission schemes. The techniques used are mainly based on numerical modelling. The results presented in this thesis are divided into three main …

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  7. The application of SOA for dispersion management of 2D-WH/TS codesin incoherent OCDMA system

    In high data rate optical fibre communication networks, dispersion phenomenon plays a pivotal role. It is important to investigate the dispersion effects in a multi-wavelength picosecond optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) system. This research is focused on the analysis of the effects of …

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  8. Ultra-Wideband Fibre-Optic Systems in the Nonlinear Regime

    … efficiency urgently need to be solved for optical fibre communication systems to enable the tremendous growth of Internet traffic. Optical communication networks are mainly limited by the power-dependent fibre nonlinearity which limits the capacity that can be achieved in such systems. This …

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  9. Graphene Modulators for Silicon Photonic Optical Links

    … need to support Tb/s data rates. Existing optical fibre communication networks cannot support Tb/s data transmission without consuming an unsustainable amount of power. Optical transceivers send and receive information encoded in light, relying on electro-optic modulators to convert the …

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