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    Experiment-10 aims to design and evaluate the performance of a DWDM system at different channel spacings using optical simulation tools like Optisystem. DWDM is an optical fiber technology that combines multiple data signals from different sources over a single fiber, maintaining separation between data streams. Each signal uses a separate light wavelength around 0.8 nanometers wide to carry data. DWDM allows enormous data transfer by creating multiple virtual fibers and significantly increasing network capacity. The experiment uses components like transmitters, receivers, amplifiers, and analyzers to pass data through a DWDM system and observe parameters like bit error rate at different frequency spacings.

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    Experiment-10 aims to design and evaluate the performance of a DWDM system at different channel spacings using optical simulation tools like Optisystem. DWDM is an optical fiber technology that combines multiple data signals from different sources over a single fiber, maintaining separation between data streams. Each signal uses a separate light wavelength around 0.8 nanometers wide to carry data. DWDM allows enormous data transfer by creating multiple virtual fibers and significantly increasing network capacity. The experiment uses components like transmitters, receivers, amplifiers, and analyzers to pass data through a DWDM system and observe parameters like bit error rate at different frequency spacings.

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    Experiment-10 aims to design and evaluate the performance of a DWDM system at different channel spacings using optical simulation tools like Optisystem. DWDM is an optical fiber technology that combines multiple data signals from different sources over a single fiber, maintaining separation between data streams. Each signal uses a separate light wavelength around 0.8 nanometers wide to carry data. DWDM allows enormous data transfer by creating multiple virtual fibers and significantly increasing network capacity. The experiment uses components like transmitters, receivers, amplifiers, and analyzers to pass data through a DWDM system and observe parameters like bit error rate at different frequency spacings.

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    Experiment-10 aims to design and evaluate the performance of a DWDM system at different channel spacings using optical simulation tools like Optisystem. DWDM is an optical fiber technology that combines multiple data signals from different sources over a single fiber, maintaining separation between data streams. Each signal uses a separate light wavelength around 0.8 nanometers wide to carry data. DWDM allows enormous data transfer by creating multiple virtual fibers and significantly increasing network capacity. The experiment uses components like transmitters, receivers, amplifiers, and analyzers to pass data through a DWDM system and observe parameters like bit error rate at different frequency spacings.

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    Experiment-10

    AIM: To design and evaluate the performance of a DWDM system at


    different channel spacing using optical simulation tools like Optisystem.
    List of components:
    1. WDM transmitter
    2. Ideal mux
    3. optical fiber
    4. WDM demux
    5. Optical spectrum analyzer
    6. BER analyzer
    7. Optical amplifier
    8. Optical reciver

    Theory: Dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) is an


    optical fiber multiplexing technology that is used to increase the
    bandwidth of existing fiber networks. It combines data signals from
    different sources over a single pair of optical fiber, while maintaining
    complete separation of the data streams.
    A separate light wavelength carries each signal, and the dense in
    DWDM refers to its ability to accommodate up to 80 different
    wavelengths. Each wavelength is about 0.8 nanometer wide and shares a
    single optical fiber.
    Fiber optic cables now commonly form the backbone of carriers'
    interoffice networks, representing the standard for the
    telecommunications infrastructure. DWDM enables enormous amounts
    of data to traverse a single network link by creating multiple virtual
    fibers, significantly multiplying the capacity of the physical medium.

    As data flows through distinct wavelengths, the streams or channels do


    not interfere with each other. This approach helps maintain data
    integrity. As a result, this enables security-related partitioning or
    separate tenants in the same data center.
    Because of its ability to handle so much data, DWDM is popular with
    telecommunications and cable companies. It is an integral part of their
    core networks. DWDM is also highly suitable for anyone running
    densely populated data centers, such as hyperscale cloud service
    providers operating infrastructure as a service or colocation providers
    with dense multi-tenant spaces.

    DWDM is a predecessor to a similar technology: time-division


    multiplexing (TDM), which telecommunications operators use to
    routinely transmit information at 2.4 gigabits per second (Gbps) on a
    single fiber. Some also deploy equipment that quadruples that rate to 10
    Gbps. However, demand for high-bandwidth applications created
    capacity demands that exceeded traditional TDM limits.
    LAYOUTS:
    DIAGRAM FOR OPTISYSTEM

    SIMULATION RESULTS:
    a) Frequency spacing = 0.2nm
    b) Frequency spacing = 0.8nm

    c) Frequency spacing = 1.6nm


    Conclusion:
    Hence different parameters are observed by passing the data through
    WDM transmitter.

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