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Opticheskii Zhurnal

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DOI: 10.17586/1023-5086-2023-90-10-13-23

УДК: 621.391.64

Use of holographic methods of image transmission over multimode optical fiber to increase the bandwidth of fiber-optic communication lines

Timofeev A.L., Sultanov, A.K., Meshkov, I.K., Gizatulin, A.R.

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For Russian citation (Opticheskii Zhurnal):

Тимофеев А.Л., Султанов А.Х., Мешков И.К., Гизатулин А.Р. Использование голографических методов передачи изображений по многомодовому оптическому волокну для повышения пропускной способности волоконно­-оптических линий связи // Оптический журнал. 2023. Т. 90. № 10. С. 13–23. http://doi.org/10.17586/1023­-5086­-2023­-90­-10-­13­-23

 

Timofeev A.L., Sultanov A.H., Meshkov I.K., Gizatulin A.R. Use of holographic methods of image transmission over multimode optical fiber to increase the bandwidth of fiber­optic communication lines [In Russian] // Opticheskii Zhurnal. 2023. V. 90. № 10. P. 13–23. http://doi.org/10.17586/1023­5086­2023­90­10­13­23

 

For citation (Journal of Optical Technology):

A. L. Timofeev, A. H. Sultanov, I. K. Meshkov, and A. R. Gizatulin, "Holographic methods of image transmission over multimode optical fiber for increased bandwidth of fiber-optic communication lines," Journal of Optical Technology. 90(10), 569-574 (2023).  https://doi.org/10.1364/JOT.90.000569

Abstract:

Subject of study. The possibility of digital data transmission in the form of a hologram over a multimode fiber was investigated. The aim of the study is to improve the transmission rate of digital information in the form of images over the multimode fiber by providing higher resistance to modal dispersion. Method. To transmit digital information over the multimode fiber the transmitted digital block is associated with a digital hologram, for the construction of which the representation of the input digital block by the coordinates of a luminous point on the plane is used. The hologram of  that kind of object is a Fresnel zone plate with center coordinates determined by the input data block. The hologram image is transmitted in a multimode mode. To restore the value of the original array on the receiving side the hologram obtained at the output of the fiber shall be retransformed. This can be done optically by creating an interference pattern in the plane of the photoreceiving matrix and determining the coordinates of the brightest point. The digital method of restoring the original data block is processing the image of the received hologram fixed by the photodetector matrix. Main results. It is shown that the methods of image transmission over the multimode fiber can be used to transmit arbitrary digital information. The problem of the modal dispersion and other types of distortions that occur during transmission over fiber is solved by using the hologram instead of the image. Practical significance. When transmitting information in the form of a 32x32 hologram, from 10 to 40 bits are transmitted per cycle. It means that the information transmission rate over multimode fiber increases  10–40 times compared to single­mode transmission.

Keywords:

image transmission, multimode fiber, digital holography, modal dispersion

OCIS codes: 060.0060, 090.0090, 060.2330

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