Coherence Big Data Space Division Multiplexing

Modal dispersion is well recognized as multimode fiber's primary limitation, leading to connection failures when transmitting huge volumes of data. Numerous central launch conditions have been employed to overcome this obstacle, which had a significant effect on a failure in the connection. These conditions solely induce the primary propagation mode. The potential of utilizing the different light channels in multimode fiber for data centers has not been effectively used. Nevertheless, these fiber modes have the potential to be advantageous for large data applications. At the donut level, beams facilitate the transmission of separate data streams, leading to a higher total bandwidth. The novelty of this work lies in the utilization of the donut beam to optimize computing performance at the infrastructure layer, which, in turn, improves data analytics at the middleware and application layers. By utilizing a central wavelength of 1550.12 nm, achieving a transmission rate of 14 gigabits per second is feasible across a maximum distance of 1200 meters.