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The Engagement of Hybrid Dispersion Compensation Schemes Performance Signature for Ultra Wide Bandwidth and Ultra Long Haul Optical Transmission Systems

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This paper presents the performance signature of the engagement of hybrid symmetrical hybrid compensation techniques for ultra wide bandwidth and ultra long haul optical transmission systems. These schemes that are namely optigrating, ideal dispersion compensation fiber Bragg Grating (IDCFBG), and dispersion compensation fiber (DCF). The combination of mixing these techniques together which is called hybrid symmetrical dispersion compensation techniques in that case. The employment of these mixing schemes is in symmetrical configuration with the presence of Erbium doped fiber amplifiers in order to upgrade optical fiber system capacity to reach transmission distance up to 432 km and transmission data rate up to 320 Gb/s. Maximum signal quality factor, minimum bit error rate (BER), output optical signal to noise ratio, electrical received power after APD photodetector, noise figure, and gain are the major interesting performance parameters for measuring the system operation efficiency. It is observed that the optimum case for maximum quality factor and minimum BER is achieved with 15 m EDFA amplifier length and 150 mW EDFA pump power.

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  1. Electronics and Electrical Communications Engineering Department, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Menoufia University, Menouf, 32951, Egypt

    Ahmed Nabih Zaki Rashed & Mohamed Salah F. Tabbour

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Rashed, A.N.Z., Tabbour, M.S.F. The Engagement of Hybrid Dispersion Compensation Schemes Performance Signature for Ultra Wide Bandwidth and Ultra Long Haul Optical Transmission Systems. Wireless Pers Commun 109, 2399–2410 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-019-06687-2

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