Optical Fibre communication(10EC72) - Question Bank
Optical fibre communication(10EC72)
- What
is the numerical aperture of an optical fibre? Deduce an expression for
the same. (8marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
- Calculate
NA of silica fibre with its core refractive index (n1) of 1.48 and
cladding refractive index of 1.46. What should be the new value of ‘n’ in
order to change the NA to 0.23? (8marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
- Distinguish step index from
graded index fibres. (8marks)
(Nov/Dec 2011)
- Draw
and explain the acceptance angle and numerical aperture of an optical
fibre and derive expressions for both. (8marks) (May/June 12)
- A
fibre has a core radius of 25mm, core refractive index of 1.48 and
relative refractive index difference is 0.01. If the operating wavelength
is 0.84mm, find the value of normalized frequency and the number of guided
modes. Determine the number of guided modes if D is reduced to 0.03. (8marks) (May/June 12)
- Draw
and explain the refractive index profile and ray transmission in single
mode and multimode step index fibres and graded index fibres. Write the
expressions for the graded index fibre. (6marks) (May/June 12)
- A
step index fibre has a core diameter or 7µm and core refractive index of
1.49. Estimate the shortest wavelength of light which allows single mode
operation when the relative refractive index difference for the fibre is
1%. (8marks) (May/June12)
- A
multimode step index fibre with a core diameter of 80µm and a relative
index difference of 1.5% is operating at the wavelength of 0.85 µm. If the
core refractive index is 1.48, estimate the normalized frequency for the
fibre and the number of guided modes. (8marks) (Nov/Dec 2007)
- Draw
the structure of step index and graded index fibres with their typical
dimensions. (8marks) (Nov/Dec 2007)
- Derive
an expression for number of modes propagating in the graded index fibre
from the first principles. (6marks)
(April/May 2008)
- The
relative refractive index difference between the core and the cladding of
a graded index fibre is 0.7% when the refractive index at the core axis is
1.45.Estimate values for the numerical aperture of the fibre along the
axis when the index profile is assumed to be triangular. (8marks) (April/May 2008)
- A
6km optical link consists of multimode step index fibre with a core
refractive index of 1.5 and a relative refractive index of difference of
1%.Estimate the delay difference between the slowest and the fastest modes
at the fibre output and the rms pulse broadening due to intermodal
dispersion on the link. Also derive the expression involved in it. (8marks) (April/May 2008)
- Explain
with neat block diagram the fundamentals of optical fibre communication (6marks) (Nov/Dec 2008)
- Mention
the advantages of optical fibre communication systems.
(4marks) (Nov/Dec 2008)
- Calculate
the numerical aperture, cut-off parameter and number of modes supported by
a fibre having µ1(core) = 1.54, µ2(cladding) = 1.5, core radius 25µm and
operating wavelength 1300nm. (6marks) (May/June 2009)
- What
are the various features of graded index fibre? Explain the refractive
index profile and ray transmission in a multimode graded index fibre. (8marks)(Dec/jan2016)
- Derive
necessary mathematical condition that the angle of incidence “θ” must
satisfy for the optical skew ray to propagate in a step index fibre.
(6marks) (Dec/jan2016)
- Calculate
the number of modes of an optical fibre having diameter of 50 µm, n1=1.48,
n2=1.46 and wavelength of 820nm. (6marks)
(Dec/jan2016)
Unit-2:Introduction,
Attenuation, absorption, scattering losses, bending loss, dispersion, Intra
model dispersion, Inter model
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- What do you mean by pulse
broadening? Explain its effect on information carrying capacity of a
fibre. (6marks) (Nov/Dec 2011)
- An LED operating at 850 nm has
a spectral width of 45 nm, what is the pulse spreading in ns/km due to
material dispersion? What is the pulse spreading when a laser diode having
a 2nm spectral width is used? The material dispersion is 90ps/nm.km. (8marks) (Nov/Dec 2011)
- Explain the following with
necessary diagram and expressions:
(i)Non linear scattering loss and fibre bend loss.
(ii) Material dispersion in optical
fibre. (8marks)(May/ June2012)
4. What
is the mean optical power launched into an 8km length fibre is 120MW; the
mean
optical
power at the fibre output is 3µW? Determine
(i)Overall signal attenuation in dB/km and
(ii)The overall signal attenuation for a 10km optical link using the same fibre
With splices at 1km intervals, each
giving an attenuation (8marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
5. Explain with suitable diagrams the different
mechanisms that contribute to attenuation in optical fibres. (8marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
6. Discuss in detail the intermodal dispersion with
relevant expressions and diagrams. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
7. Explain the scattering and bending losses that
occur in an optical fibre with relevant diagrams and expressions. (6marks)(Nov/Dec
2008)
8. Discuss material and waveguide dispersion
mechanisms with necessary mathematical expressions. (8marks)(Nov/Dec 2008)
9. Compute the total intermodal, intramodal and
total dispersion for a fibre having fibre length 1km, line width 50nm,
intermodal and intramodal dispersions5ns/km and 80 pcs/km respectively. (6marks)(May/June 2009)
Unit-3:Introduction,
LED’s, LASER diodes, Photo detectors, Photo detector noise, Response time,
double hetero junction structure, Photo diodes, comparison of photo
detectors.
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1. Compare LED with a LASER diode. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
2. With the help of a
neat diagram explain the construction and working of a surface emitting LED. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
3. Explain the structure and working of silicon
APD. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
5. A silicon p-i-n photodiode incorporated into an
optical receiver has a quantum efficiency of 60% when operating at a wavelength
of 0.9mm. The dark current is 3 nA and the load resistance is 4 KΩ. The
incident optical power is200 nW and the post detection bandwidth of the
receiver is 6. MHZ. Calculate the root mean square (rms) shot noise and thermal
noise currents generated.
(8marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
7. Discuss the
principle of operation of LASER diodes. What are the effects of temperature on
the performance of a LASER diode? (8marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
8. Explain the
different lensing scheme available to improve the power coupling
efficiency. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
9. Explain the fibre splicing techniques with necessary
diagrams. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
10. Explain briefly the
three key processes involved in the laser action .Describe for a fabry perot
resonator laser diode, modes and threshold conditions. Obtain its rate
equations for steady state output. (8marks)(April/May 2008)
10. What type of
materials are used for optical sources. What are the advantages of double Hetro
structure? Compare surface emitting and edge emitting LED structures . (8marks)(April/May 2008)
11. Derive an
expression for the internal optical power level generated in LEDs.
(6marks)(April/May2008)
12. Draw and explain
the different structures used to achieve carrier and optical confinement in
laser diodes. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2008)
13. Discuss the effects
of temperature on the performance of a laser diode. (Nov/Dec 2008)
14.
Explain the step involved in splicing the fibre. Discuss the various splicing
techniques employed between two fibres. (8marks)(May/June
2009)
15. Explain the lensing schemes used to improve
optical source - to- fibre coupling efficiency (6marks)(May/June 2009)
16. Explain the basic
LED configurations used as optical source. Derive the expression for quantum
efficiency and optical power generated in LED’s. (6marks)(May/June 2009)
17. Draw the cross
section of GaALAs double hetro structure LED energy band diagram RI variation. Explain their
importance.(Dec/Jan 2016)
Unit-4:Introduction,
fibre alignment and joint loss, single mode fibre joints, fibre splices,
fibre connectors and fibre couplers.
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1. Explain the fibre
optic receiver operation using a simple model and its equivalent circuit. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
2. Explain the operation of pre-amplifier built
using a FET.
(6marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
3. Explain the measurement technique used in the
case of
(8marks)(Nov/Dec 2011)
a.
Numerical aperture
b.
Refractive index profile
c.
Fibre cut – off wavelength
d.
Fibre diameter.
4. Discuss the noise and disturbances affecting the
optical detection (6marks) (Nov/Dec 2011)
5. Draw and explain the
operation of high impedance FET and BJT pre- amplifiers (8marks)(May/Jun
2012)
6. A silicon p-i-n
photodiode incorporated into an optical receiver has a quantum efficiency of
60% at a wavelength of 0.9µm.The dark current is 3 nA and
load resistance is 4 KΩ. The incident optical power is 200nw and the receiver
bandwidth is 5Mhz. Determine mean square quantum noise current, mean square dark
current and mean square thermal noise current at a temperature of 20◦C. (8marks) (Nov/Dec 2007)
7. Draw and explain the operation of APD. (6marks)
(Nov/Dec 2007)
8. Derive an expression for the bit error rate of an
optical digital receiver.(8marks)(Nov/Dec 2007)
9. Discuss the different noise sources and
disturbances in the optical pulse detection mechanism. (6marks)
(Nov/Dec 2007)
10. Explain the operation of avalanche photodiode. (8marks)(April/May 2008)
11. The quantum efficiency of particular silicon
RAPD is 80% for the detection of radiation at a wavelength of 0.9µm, when the
incident optical power is 0.5µW.The output current from the device(after
avalanche gain) is 11µA.Determine the multiplication factor of the photodiode
under these conditions. (8marks)(April/May 2008)
12. Draw the circuit
diagram of high impedance pre-amplifier and explain its operation (6marks)(April/May 2008)
13. Discuss the sources of errors in optical
receivers.
(6marks)(April/May 2008)
14. Discuss with
necessary expressions those different types of noise that affect the
performance of a photo detector. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2008)
15. When 3 ×1011 photons each with a wavelength of
0.85µm is incident on the photodiode, on the average 1.2×1011 electrons are
collected at the terminals of the device. Determine the quantum efficiency and
responsively of the photodiode at 0.85µm . (8marks) (Nov/Dec 2008)
16. Draw and explain
the high impedance preamplifier designs based on BJT and FET. (6marks)(Nov/Dec 2008)
17. With the neat
sketch explain the operation of PIN photodiode and Avalanche photodiode. (6marks) (May/June 2009)
Unit-5 :Introduction,
Optical Receiver Operation, receiver sensitivity, quantum limit, eye
diagrams, coherent detection, burst mode receiver, operation, analog
receivers.
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1.With
neat diagram explain the operation of trans impedance preamplifier equivalent circuits. (6marks)(Dec/jan 2016)
2.Derive
the expression for receiver sensitivity and also explain quantum limit.
(6marks)(Dec/jan 2016)
3. Discuss how the eye diagram is powerful
measurement toll for assessing data handling
capability in digital transmission
system.
(8marks)(Dec/jan 2016)
4.
With schematic diagram explain the working of optical receiver. (6marks)
(June/july2016)
5.Discuss
coherent detection with relevant block diagram. (8marks)(June/july2016)
6.Explain
the term receiver sensitivity. Derive the expression for receiver sensitivity
in terms of photo detector noise. (6marks)(June/july2016)
7.Write
a note on analog receivers. (6marks)(Dec/jan 2014)
8.Discuss
the possible sources of noise in optical receivers. (8marks)(Dec/jan 2014)
9.Discuss
how the eye diagram is the powerful measurement toll for assessing the data
handling capability in digital transmission system. (6marks)(Dec/jan 2014)
Unit-6:Analog
links – Introduction, overview of analog links, CNR, multichannel
transmission techniques, RF over fibre, key link parameters, Radio over
fibre links, microwave photonics. Digital links – Introduction,
point–to–point links, System considerations, link power budget,
resistive budget, short wave length band, transmission distance for single
mode fibres, Power penalties, nodal noise and chirping.
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1.
Discuss the basic elements of an analog
link and the major noise contributions of an analog link, with a neat diagram
. (8marks) (June/July 2011)
2.
Explain the polarization mode dispersion
penalty in power penalties of a digital link. (6marks)(June/July
2011)
3.
With a simplex point to point link,
explain the key system requirements which are needed in analyzing a link and
how to fulfil these requirements.
(8marks)(June/July 2011)
4.
Discuss the following: (8marks)(June/July
2011)
(i)
Subcarrier multiplexing
(ii)
Chirping
(iii)Extinction ratio
penalty
5.
Briefly explain the rise time budget
analysis with its basic elements contributing to system rise time. (8marks)(Dec/Jan
2017)
6.
Explain the various noise and
disturbance associated with signal detection system. (8marks)(june/July
2015)
7.
Explain
with neat diagram radio over fiber links of a broadband wireless access
network. (8marks)(june/July
2015)
Unit-7 &8:WDM
concepts, overview of WDM operation principles, WDM standards,
Mach-Zehender interferometer, multiplexer, Isolators and circulators,
direct thin film filters, active optical components, MEMS technology,
variable optical attenuators, tuneable optical fibres, dynamic gain
equalizers, optical drop multiplexers, polarization controllers, chromatic
dispersion compensators, tuneable light sources.
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- Explain
the principles of WDM. (8marks)(April/May 2008)
- Explain
MEMS technology with neat diagram.
(4marks) (April/May 2008)
- With
a neat diagram explain the operation of a dielectric thin film filters. (4marks)
April/May 2008).
- With
a diagram explain the operation of optical isolator.
(4marks) (May/June 2010).
- Write
a note on optical add/drop multiplexer. (4marks) (Dec/Jan 2017)
- Explain
with help of relevant diagram various applications of fibre Bragg
grating. (6marks) (Dec/Jan 2017).
- Discuss
the design and operation of polarization independent. (6marks) (June/July 2016)
- Derive
an expression for difference in length for MZI multiplexer. (8marks) (Dec/Jan 2017).
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