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Experiment No.-3 Ed-Lase: 1. Objective

The document summarizes an experiment to characterize different fiber optic components and observe their effect on input laser power. The experiment measures: 1) The relationship between pump power and output power. 2) The output power of a band limiting filter for different pump powers. 3) The input and output powers of feedback couplers with 80-20% and 60-40% splitting ratios. 4) The effect of variable attenuation on output power for a fixed input. Variations in some measurements are due to bend loss and joint loss.

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Experiment No.-3 Ed-Lase: 1. Objective

The document summarizes an experiment to characterize different fiber optic components and observe their effect on input laser power. The experiment measures: 1) The relationship between pump power and output power. 2) The output power of a band limiting filter for different pump powers. 3) The input and output powers of feedback couplers with 80-20% and 60-40% splitting ratios. 4) The effect of variable attenuation on output power for a fixed input. Variations in some measurements are due to bend loss and joint loss.

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EXPERIMENT NO.

-3

ED-LASE

1. OBJECTIVE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. APPARATUS: Output power at receiver when input is pump power from a laser source . Band limiting filter construction Measurement of feedback coupler(80-20%) input and output power Measurement of feedback coupler (60-40%) input and output power. Variable attenuator Working EDLASE kit, ST connectors, patch chords.

4. OBSERVATION TABLE:1. Pump power VS out power:- when the input pump power from the input laser source is switched on then the corresponding output power at output receiver is noted down. Pump power(mw) Power(uw) Pump power(mw) Power(uw)

output power(uW)
1400 1200

output power(uW)

1000 800 600 400 200 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

pump power(mW)

2. Band limiting filter:- Laser pump power input is internally connected to the band limiting filters input and the output of the filter is connected to output of photo receiver. is given in EDFA output and Output is given at photo receiver side Pump power(mw) Photo receiver(uw)

(3) Feedback Coupler (80-20%):- The laser Input is connected to EDFA input and this input is divided in two coupled Output having ratio 4:1.each of the coupled output is connected to the photo receiver to observe the power at each node. Pump power Input(mw) 80%(uw) 20% output(uw)

(4) Feedback coupler (60-40%):- The laser Input is connected to EDFA input and this input is divided in two coupled Output having ratio 3:2.each of the coupled output is connected to the photo receiver to observe the power at each node. Input(mw) 60%(uw) 40%output(uw)

(5) Variable attenuator: - laser pump power Input is connected to the input of the EDFA(60%40% feedback coupler ) and output of this EDFA is connected to the input of the variable ATTENUATOR and its Output is connected to photo receiver side.then the effect of the attenuation is observed for a given input power.

Input fixed

Attenuation(dB)

Output(uw)

5. RESULT: - From above observations, we can characterize different types of fiber optics components and effect of them on the input laser power BUT In these observations, there are some variations due to bend loss, joint loss etc.

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