Uploaded on Sep 7, 2022
The Passive Optical Networks - PON are having a great expansion nowadays with the increased demand of the business and consumer of the Ethernet bandwidth. The expansion of the network it's miles feasible if the full fee of possession is lower than the revenues generated by customers.
ANALYTIC FIBER MODULE IN THE OPTICAL CABLE TRANSMISSION
ANALYTIC FIBER MODULE IN THE OPTICAL CABLE TRANSMISSION The Passive Optical Networks - PON are having a great expansion nowadays with the increased demand of the business and consumer of the Ethernet bandwidth. The expansion of the network it's miles feasible if the full fee of possession is lower than the revenues generated by customers. In such PON systems, burst-mode optical transceivers are essential components. They are constructed through integrating transceiver-circuit, optical device, and module technologies. The configuration of an ordinary optical transceiver is based on an optical sub-assembly (OSA). The transmitter and receiver modules are known as TOSA and ROSA, respectively. A TOSA contains a semiconductor laser diode (LD), even as a ROSA contains a photodiode (PD), optical lens, preamplifier, and passive electrical parts. They are designed in small form-factor with some integrated optical sub-assemblies which can be suitable for high-density network. The major cost components of a transceiver module are the transmitter optical sub-assembly (TOSA), which converts an electrical and the receiver optical sub- assembly (ROSA). However, inside a BiDi (Bi-Directional) transceiver, there is a component with called “BOSA” (Bi Directional Optical Sub-Assemblies) which acts the role of TOSA and ROSA but with different principle. They are designed in small form-factor with a few included optical sub-assemblies which may be suitable for high-density network. The major value additives of a transceiver module are the transmitter optical sub-assembly (TOSA), which converts an electrical and the receiver optical sub-assembly (ROSA). However, internal a BiDi (Bi-Directional) transceiver, there is a part with called “BOSA” (Bi Directional Optical Sub-Assemblies) which acts the position of TOSA and ROSA but with different principle. In a PON system, one optical fiber is used for bidirectional transmission to lessen the network price by the use of optical wavelength department multiplexing (WDM). For bidirectional transmission, a WDM clear out out is used: it we could transmitted optical signals pass via and displays received optical signals. The optical bidirectional (BIDI) module consists of a TOSA, a ROSA, and a WDM clear out out it we could transmitted optical signals pass via and displays acquired optical signals.
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