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Modeling Fiber To The Home (FTTH) networks involves several technical aspects and design considerations to enable effective and high-quality service delivery. This research seeks to boost the received signal quality for end-users inside a FTTH network. In order to create suitable and high-quality FTTH networks, this study will simulate FTTH networks utilizing network feasibility criteria, with an emphasis on BER and Q-factor. The signal distribution inside access networks is improved using Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) and 10G-Passive Optical Network (PON) technology is used since it can deliver a fourfold improvement in downstream data transfer rates per user. Simulation result using OptiSystem 21 software, by setting transmitter wavelengths of 1490 nm and 1550 nm with a loss of 0 dB for a maximum of 2 users for total access based on the Q-factor calculation, which must be more than 6, while the BER must be less than 1 × e−9. System performance parameters that demonstrate Q-factor and Bit Error Rate (BER) give good quality and good performance is also shown by eye pattern in optical simulation. For 1490 nm, the highest Q-factor for 2 users is 35.8226, with a minimum BER of 2.4360 × 10−281. For 1550 nm, the highest Q-factor is 15.3668 (in phase) and 14.8087 (in quadrature), with minimal BER values of 1.3674 × e−53 (in phase) and 6.4291 × e−50 (in quadrature). Good performance is also shown by eye pattern in optical simulation that displays amplitude signals.

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Performance Evaluation Customer Access Network Using Difference Modulation Technique

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Sivaguru Mugunthan,
  • Juwairiyyah Abdul Rahman,
  • Hasliza Abu Hassan,
  • Norliana Muslim,
  • Mohammad Syuhaimi Ab Rahman

摘要

Modeling Fiber To The Home (FTTH) networks involves several technical aspects and design considerations to enable effective and high-quality service delivery. This research seeks to boost the received signal quality for end-users inside a FTTH network. In order to create suitable and high-quality FTTH networks, this study will simulate FTTH networks utilizing network feasibility criteria, with an emphasis on BER and Q-factor. The signal distribution inside access networks is improved using Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) and 10G-Passive Optical Network (PON) technology is used since it can deliver a fourfold improvement in downstream data transfer rates per user. Simulation result using OptiSystem 21 software, by setting transmitter wavelengths of 1490 nm and 1550 nm with a loss of 0 dB for a maximum of 2 users for total access based on the Q-factor calculation, which must be more than 6, while the BER must be less than 1 × e−9. System performance parameters that demonstrate Q-factor and Bit Error Rate (BER) give good quality and good performance is also shown by eye pattern in optical simulation. For 1490 nm, the highest Q-factor for 2 users is 35.8226, with a minimum BER of 2.4360 × 10−281. For 1550 nm, the highest Q-factor is 15.3668 (in phase) and 14.8087 (in quadrature), with minimal BER values of 1.3674 × e−53 (in phase) and 6.4291 × e−50 (in quadrature). Good performance is also shown by eye pattern in optical simulation that displays amplitude signals.