Performance evaluation of a WDM/OCDM based hybrid optical switch utilizing efficient resource allocation

A hybrid optical switch （HOS） with physical layer of wavelength division multiplexing and optical code division multiplexing （WDM/OCDM） scheme is proposed. An additional feature to the HOS than optical cross connect （OXC） is that the controller can process requests for both circuit establishment and burst scheduling. In our study, the measurement criteria of HOS are the blocking probability, probability of error, and probability of outage. To simplify the analysis, no distinction is made between a circuit in progress and a burst in progress. Moreover, a minimum fit （MinF） resource allocation strategy is applied in order to increase the bandwidth efficiency and control the multiplexing interference of the OCDM. A 2D Markov model for the HOS is presented using the MinF strategy. Numerical results reveal that the code parameters and the resource allocation strategy greatly affect the performance. Certain periority can be achieved by assigning shorter codes to high periority users and longer codes to low periority users. Also, the probability of error and outage are reduced bv aonling the MinF strategy.     

PMD对不同线路码型高速光纤通信系统影响的研究

研究了在采用NRZ码、电RZ码、光RZ码及CSRZ码四种不同的线路码型并在接收机不同光滤波器带宽下，研究了偏振模色散(PMD)对40Gbit／s单波道光纤通信系统产生的不可用概率。     

一种估算偏振模色散影响的方法

偏振模色散(PMD)是一个随机现象,用不可用概率来评价其对系统的影响是比较合适的。介绍了不可用概率的概念,并阐述了一种估算PMD引起的系统不可用概率的方法。     

Impact of direct links on Intelligent Reflect Surface-aided MEC networks

This paper studies an intelligent reflect surface (IRS) aided mobile edge computing (MEC) network, where the direct link exists in the network can assist the task transmission for computing with the help of multiple elements in the IRS. We perform the performance evaluation by instigating the impact of direct link on the outage probability. Specifically, Firstly, we analyze the system outage probability (SOP) with a different number of reflecting elements and energy consumption constraints. Moreover, we propose two selection methods for the case of multiple reflecting elements. In particular, Method I maximizes the first-hop reflecting channel while Method II maximizes the dual-hop product channel. In further, for the two different methods, we estimate the outage probability of the system by considering the reflecting channel information and providing the analytic expression of the outage probability, respectively. Finally, the numerical results verify the correctness of our results. The results show that increasing the number of reflecting elements can effectively reduce the SOP.     

Characterization of the time dependence of polarization mode dispersion

We elaborate on a recently proposed model of the temporal dependence of polarization mode dispersion in long fiber links. We evaluate the probability that a channel of a wavelength-division multiplexed system never incurs an outage, and the range of frequency over which the parameters that characterize the temporal statistics of the differential group delay are correlated.     

Analysis of outage probability for radio over IsOWC system in the presence of pointing error

In this paper, we analyze the outage probability of the radio over intersatellite optical wireless communication system in the presence of satellite vibration with bias error. The lower-based Mach–Zehnder modulator, optical booster amplifier and optical preamplifier are employed. First, the models of the proposed system and channel are given. Then the outage probability for a given bit error ratio (BER) of a quadrature phase shift keying signal is obtained in the presence of satellite vibration with bias error. Numerical results of outage probability with different bias error and average BER are given. Results indicate that the outage probability is obviously influenced by the pointing error and the optimum telescope diameter to minimize the outage probability exists. With the same pointing error condition, the value of the optimal telescope diameter will increase with the reduction of the given average BER.     

Anisotropic Short-Wavelength Friedel Oscillation with Adjustable Envelope in Graphene

We investigate theoretically the intervalley charge density oscillation and the screened ionic potential in graphene caused by the intervalley scattering. We demonstrate that the contribution from the intervalley scattering is comparable with that from the intravalley scattering, and oscillation rather than decaying dominates at a large distance away from the external impurity. We show that the intervalley oscillation is strongly anisotropic because of the inequivalency between neighboring valleys. The anisotropic oscillation consists of an anisotropic short-wavelength oscillation with an anisotropic fixed wavelength and an isotropic long-wavelength envelop with an isotropic wavelength modulated by doping, making an adjustable-widthed wave-packet propagation. One weakens the screening and gets anisotropic short-wavelength oscillation by introducing short-range mechanism in graphene and graphene-like materials.     

Anisotropic Short-Wavelength Friedel Oscillation with Adjustable Envelope in Graphene

We investigate theoretically the intervalley charge density oscillation and the screened ionic potential in graphene caused by the intervalley scattering. We demonstrate that the contribution from the intervalley scattering is comparable with that from the intravalley scattering, and oscillation rather than decaying dominates at a large distance away from the external impurity. We show that the intervalley oscillation is strongly anisotropic because of the inequivalency between neighboring valleys. The anisotropic oscillation consists of an anisotropic short-wavelength oscillation with an anisotropic fixed wavelength and an isotropic long-wavelength envelop with an isotropic wavelength modulated by doping, making an adjustable-widthed wave-packet propagation. One weakens the screening and gets anisotropic short-wavelength oscillation by introducing short-range mechanism in graphene and graphene-like materials.     

The Effects of Polarization and Non-Linearity on the Performance of WDM System with Optical Cross-Connects

The performance of a wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) system with optical cross-connects (OXCs) and in the presence of polarization and nonlinear effects was analyzed. We determined the effect of PMD and PDL; nonlinearity such as XPM, SPM, and FWM; and CD on the system performance. We found that the system outage probability is highest at DGD threshold for the respective maximum eye closure (EC). We showed that the allowable DGD depends on the time slot for one bit T, which is the inverse of the network bit rate. Wider T is more immune to large PMD with the EC still maintained at the same level since DGD/T is unchanged. Our analysis also indicated that as DGD increases, BER increases. The BER also increases with increase in PDL and further increases with the presence of XPM, SPM, FWM, and CD.     

Wavelength assignment algorithms for WDM optical networks

In this paper, we have proposed an efficient wavelength assignment algorithm for dynamic provisioning of lightpath. This proposed algorithm is based on most-used wavelength assignment algorithm. We have also suggested a mathematical model for WDM optical networks for minimization of blocking probability. The results of proposed algorithm and suggested model are then compared with the conventional wavelength assignment algorithms such as first-fit, best-fit, random and most-used wavelength assignment algorithms. These proposed approaches are very effective for the minimization of blocking probability of optical WDM networks.     

Performance estimation of free space optical links over negative exponential atmospheric turbulence channels

In this work, we study the performance of free space optical links with fading statistics modelled by the negative exponential distribution which describes channels under strong atmospheric turbulence conditions. We investigate the availability and the practical channel capacity's bounds, for links with fast and slow fading statistics, with line of sight architecture and intensity modulation with direct detection, through the evaluation of the outage probability and the outage and average capacity. Moreover, the average error probability, for on-off keying cases, is estimated. For these, very significant, magnitudes we extract closed form mathematical expressions for, practically valuation of link's performance.     

Wavelength conversion in multihop wavelength division multiplexed transport networks

In this paper, we have analyzed the wavelength conversion for a multihop wavelength division multiplexed (WDM) transport networks to minimize the blocking probability. The analytical model is presented for a static-routing for a multihop paths wavelength conversion. The results have been validated for three cases, without wavelength conversion, with wavelength conversion and limited wavelength conversion. We show that by using wavelength conversion, there is significant improvement in performance of these transport networks. Each of the three cases of wavelength conversion is discussed for different degrees of conversions. It is observed that the higher the degree of conversion is, the lower is the blocking probability. Also as the degree of conversion is increased further, the curve for limited range conversion moves towards the no conversion.     

Non-Maxwellian probability density function of fibers with lumped polarization mode dispersion elements

We give an analytical expression for the probability density function of the differential group delay for a concatenation of Maxwellian fiber sections and an arbitrary number of lumped elements with constant and isotropically oriented birefringence. When the contribution of the average squared of the constant birefringence elements is a significant fraction of the total, we show that the outage probability can be significantly overestimated if the probability density function of the differential group delay is approximated by a Maxwellian distribution.     

Reflections from polished single mode fiber ends

Abstract

The performance of a wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) system with optical cross-connects (OXCs) and in the presence of polarization and nonlinear effects was analyzed. We determined the effect of PMD and PDL; nonlinearity such as XPM, SPM, and FWM; and CD on the system performance. We found that the system outage probability is highest at DGD threshold for the respective maximum eye closure (EC). We showed that the allowable DGD depends on the time slot for one bit T, which is the inverse of the network bit rate. Wider T is more immune to large PMD with the EC still maintained at the same level since DGD/T is unchanged. Our analysis also indicated that as DGD increases, BER increases. The BER also increases with increase in PDL and further increases with the presence of XPM, SPM, FWM, and CD.     

Outage probability analysis of FSO system with Airy beam as carrier

Optical Review - Based on the scintillation index of Airy beam and exponentiated Weibull channel model, analytical expressions of outage probability for free-space optical (FSO) communication links...     

BER and outage probability performance of log-normal distribution non-Kolmogorov turbulent optical links

We model the average bit-error rate (BER) and outage probability for an intensity-modulation/direct detection of tracked or untracked optical wireless communication (OWC) systems with on-off keying in weak turbulence horizontal channels, using the log-normal distribution models. The effects of atmospheric attenuation, beam wander and spread, misalignment and the spectral index of non-Kolmogorov turbulence on system's performance are included. The model can be evaluated the information loss and BER of ground-to-train OWC links.     

Several optimization problems in satellite optical communications: Models and solutions

In this paper, we address several optimization problems in satellite optical communications. We show that the inter-satellite links with swaying transmitters can be described as an equivalent fading model. We further indicate that the instantaneous signal-to-noise ratio follows the reciprocal Pareto distribution. Then we conduct the analysis on several performance metrics such as the first and second moments of signal-to-noise ratio, the amount of fading, as well as the outage probability. Based on these metrics, we establish optimization models and provide the corresponding solutions.     

Approximate Well Width Formulas of 1.55 μm Possible Compositional In1-x-yGayAlxAs Strained Quantum-well Laser

We have used Harrison′s model and anisotropic parabolic approximation to calculate band structure of In1-x-yGayAlxAs compressively strained quantum well. For design of 1.55 μm wavelength lasers, well widths for the possible compositions are presented. A useful empirical formula is given.     

Approximate Well Width Formulas of 1.55 μm Possible Compositional In_(1-x-y) Ga_yAl_xAs Strained Quantum-well Laser

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Magnetization relaxation of uniaxial anisotropic ferromagnetic particles with linear reaction dynamics driven by DC/AC magnetic field

The response of uniaxial anisotropic ferromagnetic particles with linear reaction dynamics subjected to alternating current(AC) or direct current(DC) bias magnetic field is evaluated by the reaction–diffusion equation for the probability distribution function of the molecular concentration in the spherical coordinate system. The magnetization function and the probability distribution function of the magnetic particles in the reaction system are derived by using the Legendre polynomials and Laplace transform. We discuss the characteristics of magnetization and probability distribution of the magnetic particles with different anisotropic parameters driven by a DC and AC magnetic fields, respectively. It is shown that both the magnetization and the probability distribution decrease with time increasing due to the reaction process. The uniformity of the probability distribution and the amplitude of the magnetization are both affected by the anisotropic parameters.Meanwhile, the difference between the case with linear reaction dynamics and the non-reaction case is discussed.