M. Shibutani et al., PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT IN OPTICAL-FIBER FEEDERS FOR MICROCELLULAR MOBILE RADIO SYSTEMS, IEICE transactions on communications, E76B(9), 1993, pp. 1145-1151
This paper reports performance improvement in an optical fiber feeder
for microcellular mobile radio systems. A low noise optical receiver u
sing a transformer resonant circuit is described. With this receiver,
CNR degradation due to receiver noise is suppressed to less than 0.9 d
B. Furthermore, two novel techniques, the use of a multiple-LD transmi
tter and automatic LD input level control, are proposed. The multiple-
LD transmitter increases transmitter output power and reduces the tran
smitter noise. With a dual-LD transmitter, it is possible to increase
the optical loss margin by 3.1 dB, which corresponds to transmission l
ength expansion of 6.2 km, or to improve the received CNR by 2.8 dB, w
hich enables communication range expansion. Automatic LD input level c
ontrol, which optimizes LD input level according to the received radio
power, can expand the actual dynamic range of the up link.