High-Speed Spiral-Phase Donut-Modes-Based Hybrid FSO-MMF Communication System by Incorporating OCDMA Scheme

PHOTONICS(2023)

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Hybrid free-space optics (FSO) and optical fiber have been viewed as vital transmission techniques to satisfy high bandwidth and extended transmission range requirements under adverse environment conditions in the future last-mile obstruction problem. In this investigation, 80 Gbps data is transmitted on a hybrid FSO and multimode fiber (MMF)-based network using mode division multiplexing of two donut modes, Donut mode 0 and 1, and optical code-division multiplexing (OCDMA) schemes. For the OCDMA schemes, modified new zero-cross-correlation (MNZCC) codes are used, whereas, to add the phases into donut modes, a spiral phase diffuser is used. The purpose of the investigation is to provide an economical, high-speed and advanced last-mile network with adequate resource utilization for hybrid wired/wireless-based systems. The results obtained show achievement of an acceptable BER up to a fixed 100 m FSO link, with the combination of a 385 m MMF link under clear weather conditions. In another case, when the MMF link was fixed at 100 m, an acceptable bit error rate (BER) is achieved at 2.07 km FSO link. Furthermore, the results were obtained in the presence of strong and weak turbulences. A comparison of log-normal and gamma-gamma modeling for scintillations is presented.
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donut modes,free-space optics (FSO),mode-division multiplexing (MDM),optical code division multiple access (OCDMA)
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