Optimization of Bit-Rate for Underwater Fibre Optic Networks Using Bandwidth Analysis

This study investigates the optimization of bitrate for underwater optical fiber networks using bandwidth evaluation. The research seeks to discover viable strategies to obtain higher bit-price throughputs with increased reliability and lower latency in such networks. The community performance parameters, including latency, throughput, and jitter, might be analyzed and appropriate answers will be proposed. Bandwidth optimization models, together with the SPF version, could be used for the analysis. An empirical approach will also be taken to analyze the consequences of varying transmission characteristics in those networks. The effects of this look at will offer insights to set up high-pace and dependable transmission that may be applied in underwater optical fiber networks. The intention is to provide an extra comprehensive understanding of those networks and so as to optimize the bit-charge for green use.