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OPTICAL RECEIVER
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Photo detector produces an electric current proportional to the received power level Photo detectors can be PIN or APD Since the electric current is weak an amplifier boosts it to a level that can be used
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It is then passed through a low pass filter to reduce the noise The filter can reshape the pulses that have been distorted due to ISI This filter is called equalizer since it equalizes or cancels pulse spreading effects
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A decision circuit samples the signal level at the midpoint of each time slot and compares it with threshold level If the received signal level is greater than the threshold level,1 is said to be received If the received signal level is less than the threshold level,0 is assumed to have been received
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To find the bit boundaries clock is used Which has the periodicity equal to the time interval It is called timing recovery
ERROR SOURCES
NOISE
Un wanted signals 2 types external & internal External electric power lines, radio transmission, lightning Internal- shot, thermal Shot noise- random fluctuations in voltage or current Thermal noise-random motion of electrons in a conductor
PROBABILITY OF ERROR
Divide number of errors over a certain time interval by number of pulses transmitted
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Bit error rate is the chance that a bit is corrupted and received in error
COMPUTATION
We have to know probability distribution Because the decision is made as to whether a 0 or 1 is sent
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P1(v)= It is the probability when o/p voltage less than v when 1 sent P0(v)= It is the probability when o/p voltage exceeds v when 0 sent
Cntd Pe =aP1(vth) + bP0(vth) Pe - Error Probability Vth- Threshold Voltage a, b Probabilities either a 1 or 0 receives
respectively
GAUSSIAN APPROXIMATION
f(s) ds=
0 pulse sent
1 pulse sent
BER
P0(vth)= P1(vth)= Pe
Cntd
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Q used to specify receiver performance Typical value=6
BER V/s Q
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