A. Jawahar
Realization of Soliton Phase Characteristics in 10 Gbps, Single Channel, Uncompensated Telecommunication System
531 - 540
2015
9
6
International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
https://publications.waset.org/pdf/10001659
https://publications.waset.org/vol/102
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
In this paper, the dependence of soliton pulses with
respect to phase in a 10Gbps, single channel, dispersion
uncompensated telecommunication system was studied. The
characteristic feature of periodic soliton interaction was noted at the
Interaction point (I6202.5Km) in one collision length of L12405.1
Km. The interaction point is located for 10Gbps system with an
initial relative spacing (qo) of soliton as 5.28 using Perturbation
theory. It is shown that, when two inphase solitons are launched,
they interact at the point I6202.5 Km, but the interaction could be
restricted with introduction of different phase initially. When the
phase of the input solitons increases, the deviation of soliton pulses at
the ‘I’ also increases. We have successfully demonstrated this effect
in a telecommunication setup in terms of Quality factor (Q), where
the Q0 for inphase soliton. The Q was noted to be 125.9, 38.63,
47.53, 59.60, 161.37, and 78.04 for different phases such as 10o, 20o,
30o, 45o, 60o and 90o degrees respectively at Interaction point (I).
Open Science Index 102, 2015