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Temperature dependence performance of macro-bending erbium doped fiber amplifier

O. MAHRAN1,*

Affiliation

  1. Faculty of science, University of Alexandria, Moharam bek building, Alex. Faculty of Science, Al Jouf university, Jouf, Saudia Arabia

Abstract

We present in this work the dependence of the macro-bending EDFAs Gain and noise figure on the temperature, where the dependence of both gain and noise of macro-bending EDFA and without macro-bending are calculated for the temperature range (-40 to 600C) with bending radius 4 mm for the case of amplifier with bending single mode EDFA pumped at 980 nm. We obtained improvements for the gain and noise figure of macro-bending EDFA due to bending loss as well as temperature changes. where the gain increase to ~ (2- 6 dB) for the amplifier length (5-15m) at temperatures +20, -20 and 60 0C and the maximum value of the gain was ~ 16 dB at amplifier length 20 m at this range of temperatures. furthermore the noise figure is reduced by ~ 5 dB with macro-bending for amplifier length L= 25 m and by ~ 34 dB at 30 m of amplifier length at the temperatures -40, +20 and +60 0C. Finally, the gain is higher by ~ 5 dB when the temperature increases from -40 to 60 C with macro-bending at a wavelength 1540 nm, and the noise figure reduces at the wavelength 1540 nm by ~ 0.44 dB for temperature changes from -40 to 60 0C for macro- bending EDFA..

Keywords

EDFA, Macro-bending, Temperature dependence, OSNR.

Citation

O. MAHRAN, Temperature dependence performance of macro-bending erbium doped fiber amplifier, Optoelectronics and Advanced Materials - Rapid Communications, 10, 3-4, March-April 2016, pp.300-306 (2016).

Submitted at: Nov. 29, 2015

Accepted at: April 5, 2016