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Einführung in die Optische Nachrichtentechnik

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Am Anfang einer optischen Nachrichtenstrecke setzt ein elektrisch/optischer Wandler die elektrischen Signale in optische um. An diesen Wandler müssen unter anderem folgende Forderungen gestellt werden:

  • möglichst hoher Wirkungsgrad,

  • kleine Bauweise (damit eine gute Kopplung an den LWL gewährleistet werden kann),

  • möglichst monochromatische Lichtemission (Minderung der spektralen Dispersion im LWL und damit Erhöhung der Übertragungsbandbreite),

  • Abstrahlung möglichst hoher Lichtleistung (Überbrückung großer Entfernungen),

  • gute Modulationseigenschaften bis zu sehr hohen Frequenzen,

  • hohe Zuverlässigkeit.

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