- Fiber has attenuation of 0.00435 dB/m. ?What is the total attenuation of 10-km length?
- If 10 mW of light enters the 10-km fiber in Problem , how much light remains at the output end?
- You lose 1.0 dB coupling a 1-mW light source into an optical fiver. ?You need a signal of 0.1 mW at the other end. ?How far can you send a signal through fiver with attenuation of 0.5 dB/km?
- You transmit an instantaneous pulse through a 20-km multimode fiber with total dispersion of 10 ns/km at the signal wavelength. ?What will the pulse length be at the end?
- You transmit a 100-ns pulse through the same fiber used in Problem 4. What will the pulse length be at the end?
- You transmit an instantaneous pulse through a 10-km single mode fiber with chromatic dispersion of 10 ps/nm-km at the signal wavelength. ?The spectral width of the input pulse is 2 nm. ?What is the pulse length at the end of the fiber?
- You transmit an instantaneous pulse through a 20-km single mode fiber with chromatic dispersion of 10 ps/nm-km at the signal wavelength. ?This time you’ve spent an extra $2000 for a super duper laser with spectral width of only 0.002 nm. ?What is the pulse length at the end of the fiber?
- A single-mode fiver ?has material dispersion of 20 ps/nm-km and waveguide dispersion of -15 ps/nm-km at the signal wavelength. ?What is the total chromatic dispersion?
- You send 200-ps pulse thorugh a 100-km length of the fiber in a Problem 8, using a laser with spectral width of 0.002 nm. ?What is the width of the output pulse?
- An optical fiber 125 um in diameter can withstand a force of 600,000 lb/in. ?What’s the heaviest load it could support?
- Your job is to send a signal at the highest data rate possible through 2500 km of fiber with polarization-mode dispersion of 1 ps/km -1/2. ?Neglecting all other types of dispersion, what is the best you can do, remembering that polarization-mode dispersion should accumulate to no more than 1/10th the interval between pulse?