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Two-way wireless-over-fibre and FSO-over-fibre communication systems with an optical carrier transmission

  • Xu Hong Huang
  • , Hai Han Lu
  • , Silvano Donati
  • , Chung Yi Li
  • , Yun Chieh Wang
  • , Yu Bo Jheng
  • , Jen Chieh Chang

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Abstract

Two-way wireless-over-fiber and free-space optical (FSO)-over-fiber communication systems, with an optical carrier transmission for a hybrid 10 Gbps baseband data stream, are proposed and practically demonstrated. 10 Gbps/50 GHz and 10 Gbps/100 GHz millimeter-wave data signal transmissions are also proposed and practically demonstrated. An optical carrier with a 10 Gbps baseband data stream is delivered via a 50 km single-mode fiber transportation to effectively lower dispersion-induced limitation due to fiber links and distortion produced by beating among multiple optical sidebands. To our understanding, this experiment is foremost in employing an optical carrier transmission approach to a two-way wireless-over-fiber and FSO-over-fiber communication system to suppress fiber dispersion and distortion effectively. Bit error rate performs well for downlink and uplink deliveries via a 50 km single-mode fiber transportation with a 100 m FSO link/5 m RF wireless delivery. The offered two-way wireless-over-fiber and FSO-over-fiber communication system with an optical carrier transmission is a promising option. It should be interesting for signifying the progress in the integration of long-haul fiber-based trunks and short-range RF/optical wireless link-based branches.

Original languageEnglish
Article number076207
JournalLaser Physics
Volume28
Issue number7
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 2018

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Keywords

  • dispersion-induced limitation
  • free-space optical (FSO)-over-fiber
  • optical carrier transmission
  • wireless-over-fibre

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