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Fiber Optic System Design Problem

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I have the following problem:

Design a digital system transmitting a 4-Gbps NRZ signal over a 100-km path without the use of repeaters. The error rate must be 10^-9 or better.

My first step is to find the total system rise time which is:

.7 / (4x10^9) = .175ns

the selected fiber must have a pulse spread less than .175ns for 100km or
1.75 ps/km. The only fiber I found that has a pulse spread remotely close to this is a single mode at 1.3um (~4 ps/km).

Does anyone have any ideas as to how to approach this problem?

Thanx
 

You can distort the transmission source so that the signal arrives in synch. Solitons, etc.
 

Dispersion Compensation Fiber

Negative factor [ps/Km]
 

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