Miniaturization of 2-D wavelength-hopping time-spreading incoherent optical CDMA network by pulse carving of CW laser source

Y. Deng; I. Glesk; M.P. Fok; P.R. Prucnal

doi:10.1109/SARNOF.2008.4520105

Miniaturization of 2-D wavelength-hopping time-spreading incoherent optical CDMA network by pulse carving of CW laser source

Y. Deng, I. Glesk, M.P. Fok, P.R. Prucnal

Electronic And Electrical Engineering

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Abstract

We have investigated the performance of an incoherent optical code division multiple access network using three distributed feedback laser diodes as the multi-wavelength optical source. The system, operating at 2.488 GHz, has 10-9 bit error rate measurements with -35 dBm optical power and pseudorandom bit sequence of length 231-1. The distributed feedback laser is a promising alternative optical source to miniaturize the optical code division multiple access system.

Original language	English
Pages	1-3
Number of pages	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/SARNOF.2008.4520105
Publication status	Published - 28 Apr 2008
Event	IEEE/LEOS Sarnoff Symposium 2008 - Princeton NJ, USA Duration: 28 Apr 2008 → 30 Apr 2008

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Conference	IEEE/LEOS Sarnoff Symposium 2008
City	Princeton NJ, USA
Period	28/04/08 → 30/04/08

Keywords

incoherent optical cdma
cdma
pulse carving
lasers
optics

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Miniaturization of 2-D wavelength-hopping time-spreading incoherent optical CDMA network by pulse carving of CW laser source

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