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Optics and optical communication (Spring 2004) |
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Course code : | EOPT-U01 | ||
ECTS Credits : | 7,5 | Status : | Optional |
Revised : | 26/01 2004 | Written : | 19/01 2004 |
Placement : | 5-7 semester | Hours per week : | 4 |
Length : | 1 semester | Teaching Language : | Danish if no English students are present |
Objective : | The aim of this course is to give the students insight in optical technologies within the field of optical communications. With any technology there are fundamentals that underpin the technology and are essential for understanding and applying it. These fundamentals are covered in this course. More specific the student will work with all fundamental components in an optical network i.e. Laser, modulator, amplifier, filter and fibre during the course. At the end of the course we will put these components together and see how a small optical system works. MATLAB and the optical toolbox LightPipe is used as simulation tool with the goal of supporting the learning process. |
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Principal Content : | Lasers, polarisation, Fresnells equation, diffraction, geometrical optics, fibre, optical fibre communication. Fabrication of optical devices. | ||
Teaching method : | Lectures using optical technologies as a starting point to describe the physical principals of optical signal processing devices including working and manufacturing principles. Experimental and theoretical student project to further illustrate how the optical components works. Problem solutions and company visits. | ||
Required prequisites : | DSM3 or DSM4. | ||
Recommended prerequisites : | General interest in optical communication and physics | ||
Relations : | DSM courses | ||
Type of examination : | Approved labs/assignments | ||
External examiner : | Internal | ||
Marking : | Passed/Not passed | ||
Remarks : | - | ||
Teaching material : | Bradely G. Boone: Signal Processing Using Optics, Oxford 1998 Notes: Optical fibres transmissions properties. |
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Responsible teacher : | Poul-Erik Hansen
, peh@ihk.dk |