10 July 2020 Design and performance analysis of GPON-employed two-dimensional multidiagonal OCDMA code
Kehkashan A. Memon, Ahmad Atieh, A. Waheed Umrani, Mukhtiar A. Unar, Wajiha Shah
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Abstract

Two-dimensional (2-D) spectral/spatial codes are utilized for optical code division multiple access (OCDMA)-based passive optical network (PON). In this work, 2-D multidiagonal (2D-MD) codes are used for the first time to the best of our knowledge in OCDMA-PON at data rates up to 15 Gbps. 2D-MD codes are very easy to construct and offer zero cross correlation. We showed a simpler implementation compared to similar published work. A complete PON system addressing downstream as well as upstream communication link is demonstrated at data rates up to 15 Gbps. Four downstream wavelengths (1546, 1546.3, 1547.8, and 1548.1 nm) and four upstream wavelengths (1310, 1310.3, 1311.8, and 1312.1 nm) are used to carry the modulated signal over single-mode fiber length of 25 km. The system performance is analyzed using bit error rate and Q-factor parameters for different data rates.

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Kehkashan A. Memon, Ahmad Atieh, A. Waheed Umrani, Mukhtiar A. Unar, and Wajiha Shah "Design and performance analysis of GPON-employed two-dimensional multidiagonal OCDMA code," Optical Engineering 59(7), 076105 (10 July 2020). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.59.7.076105
Received: 29 March 2020; Accepted: 23 June 2020; Published: 10 July 2020
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Single mode fibers

Optical engineering

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Telecommunications

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Optical fibers

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