Optical Receiver Performance
The receiver performance is characterized by measuring the BER as a function of the average optical power received. The average optical power corresponding to a
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Receiver Sensitivity
Receiver sensitivity is defined as the measure of the lowest signal level that a receiver can recognize and recover reliably, typically expressed in terms of − dBm.
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Abstract: With the increasing demand and growth in optical telecommunication networks, the sensitivity of an optical receiver become an important part of telecommunication transmission networks.
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