High Speed 40-Channel DWDM Radio Over Fiber (RoF) System

In a micro-cellular RoF network a fiber-fed distributed antenna system is established. Each remote antenna receives radio frequency signals and transmits them over optical fiber link up to a central station for signal processing. A RoF system can further be enhanced by incorporating the dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) technique for bandwidth utilization and ultra high speed communication. The present work aims to present a model for such a RoF system that operates at a high speed while having huge capacity. After an extensive literature review over the topic it was concluded that there is still a long way to go as far as RoF systems are concerned. In the process of developing a system having huge capacity and more speed constraints such as channel spacing, inter-symbol interference and four-wave mixing effects have to be considered which proves to be a challenge.

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Viyoma Sarup has completed his M.E. degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering in 2014. Amit Gupta has completed his Ph.D degree in the year 2013 and is working as Professor in Chandigarh University, Gharuan. Their current research interests include Optical Switching and Radio Over Fiber (RoF) System.