Performance Improvement in Optical Fiber Feeders for Microcellular Mobile Radio Systems
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概要
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This paper reports performance improvement in an optical fiber feeder for microcellular mobile radio systems. A low noise optical receiver using a transformer resonant circuit is described. With this receiver, CNR degradation due to receiver noise is suppressed to less than 0.9 dB. Furthermore, two novel techniques, the use of a multiple-LD transmitter and automatic LD input level control, are proposed. The multiple-LD transmitter increases transmitter output power and reduces the transmitter noise. With a dual-LD transmitter, it is possible to increase the optical loss margin by 3.1 dB, which corresponds to transmission length expansion of 6.2 km, or to improve the received CNR by 2.8 dB, which enables communication range expansion. Automatic LD input level control, which optimizes LD input level according to the received radio power, can expand the actual dynamic range of the up link.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 1993-09-25
著者
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Shibutani Makoto
Opto-electronics Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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Domon Wataru
Opto-Electronics Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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Emura Katsumi
Opto-Electronics Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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Emura Katsumi
Opto-electronics Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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Emura Katsumi
Opto-electronic Network Research Laboratory Nec Corporation
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Domon Wataru
Opto-electronics Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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