Improving the Performance of RoF System by FBG in a CS-DSB Based Wavelength Reuse Incorporating Coherent Detection and DSP

Improving the performance of a bidirectional radio over fiber (RoF) link by the use of fiber Bragg grating(FBG) in a carrier suppressed double sideband(CS-DSB)modulation based wavelength reuse incorporating coherent detection and signal processing unit like DSP is proposed. A comparison study is used to evaluate the performance improvement by the use of FBG. At the transmitter, a downstream optical signal containing optical single sideband+carrier(OSSB+C)is generated and transmitted to base station via a single mode fiber(SMF). The signal received is reused at the base station, in two ways in order to study the performance improvement of RoF by the use of FBG. The optical single side band and carrier is separated by the help of a FBG. The carrier is further reused for the upstream signal transmission and the downstream signal can be recovered. The upstream signal is recovered using coherent detection along with DSP unit to avoid the noise due to the phase difference from the transmitter laser source and to eliminate the cross talk effects.