2013
DOI: 10.1002/mop.27854
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The noise figure and gain improvement of double‐pass C‐band EDFA

Abstract: In this study, the noise figure (NF) improvement is demonstrated in double-pass C-band erbium-doped fiber amplifier. It is used the short length of unpumped erbium doped fiber (EDF) within a circulator-based loop mirror which is reduced amplified spontaneous emission (ASE). The unpumped EDF attenuates part of the ASE that is then reflected back for a double pass configuration which in turn, helps to improve the gain and NF. The proposed configuration has lower NF and higher gain than conventional double pass s… Show more

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“…The noise figure of an EDFA is given by: Noise Figure =1G+PASE GhνΔν where, G is the gain associated with the fiber, P ASE is the ASE power, which consists of both forward and backward ASE, h is the Planck constant, ν is the frequency of the signal and Δ ν is the signal bandwidth. The gain for three stage EDFA was adopted from the reported two stage configuration and is given by, Gain =expfalse[αnormalstrue(L1+L2+L3true).expfalse[hνnormalsPsintrinsic false(Pnormalptrue(0true)Pnormalptrue(L1true)Pnormalptrue(L2true)Pnormalptrue(L3true)hνnormalp+true[Pnormalstrue(0true)+PASE ±true(0true)true]PnormalPtrue(L2true)PnormalPtrue(L3true)+true(PStrue(L3true)+PASE ±(L1)+PASE ±(L2)+PASE ±(L3)true)hvnormalsfalse)false]false] where, P s and P p is the signal and pump power in the forward direction. α s is the absorption of the signal, L n are the lengths of the respective fibers.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The noise figure of an EDFA is given by: Noise Figure =1G+PASE GhνΔν where, G is the gain associated with the fiber, P ASE is the ASE power, which consists of both forward and backward ASE, h is the Planck constant, ν is the frequency of the signal and Δ ν is the signal bandwidth. The gain for three stage EDFA was adopted from the reported two stage configuration and is given by, Gain =expfalse[αnormalstrue(L1+L2+L3true).expfalse[hνnormalsPsintrinsic false(Pnormalptrue(0true)Pnormalptrue(L1true)Pnormalptrue(L2true)Pnormalptrue(L3true)hνnormalp+true[Pnormalstrue(0true)+PASE ±true(0true)true]PnormalPtrue(L2true)PnormalPtrue(L3true)+true(PStrue(L3true)+PASE ±(L1)+PASE ±(L2)+PASE ±(L3)true)hvnormalsfalse)false]false] where, P s and P p is the signal and pump power in the forward direction. α s is the absorption of the signal, L n are the lengths of the respective fibers.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calculating the noise power of ASE, the gain (G) of the EDFA under disparate power of amplification could be obtained. The calculation formula of G is shown in . 0.25emnormalG=10log10PitalicoutPitalicin. …”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once the gain of the amplifier and the noise power of ASE are obtained, the noise figure (NF) can be calculated of the re‐amplifier after twice amplification. The calculation formula of NF is shown in .…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, it is useful to achieve a low noise figure in proposed configuration as well as high gain. The noise figure is calculated by the below formula [54]; (2) In the proposed system, depending upon the lengths of the fibers obtained from the first pass of the signal, the gain of the amplifier is [43,54,[61][62][63][64]:…”
Section: Simulation Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%