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Transmit eye pattern	Receiver sensitivity	overload point
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Can you please include "Minimum Receiver Overload" here ?

Dear Tanjil,
We will reply you later.

Hi,

Thanks very much for your suggestion,  its very valued to include this concept.

we will add the concept minimum receiver overlaod soon, if you have any other suggestion, pls dont hesitate to tell me.

Hi tanjil,

this is the reply to your question about " the minimum receiver overload point" and "overload point"

The overload point defined in the standards means the minimum receiver overload point. It is a BER-related concept and indicates the maximum mean receive optical power of the receiver to achieve the expected BER performance.
All the overload points specified in the optical module specifications of WDM devices currently mean the minimum receiver overload points. A certain margin will be left for devices in actual applications. Therefore, the measured overload point will be slightly greater than the value specified for the minimum overload point in optical module specifications.

Maximum input optical power indicates the maximum receive optical power of the receiver. If the practical optical power of a device is greater than the maximum input optical power, the optical components on the device may be damaged.

Hope this will help you, and I will add the information above to this volume soon.

Thanks your concern and suggestions again,!

 

 

 

 

Hi tanjil,

this is the reply to your question about " the minimum receiver overload point" and "overload point"

The overload point defined in the standards means the minimum receiver overload point. It is a BER-related concept and indicates the maximum mean receive optical power of the receiver to achieve the expected BER performance.
All the overload points specified in the optical module specifications of WDM devices currently mean the minimum receiver overload points. A certain margin will be left for devices in actual applications. Therefore, the measured overload point will be slightly greater than the value specified for the minimum overload point in optical module specifications.

Maximum input optical power indicates the maximum receive optical power of the receiver. If the practical optical power of a device is greater than the maximum input optical power, the optical components on the device may be damaged.

Hope this will help you, and I will add the information above to this volume soon.

Thanks your concern and suggestions again,!

 

 

 

 

c00125234 Posted on 2015-11-02 17:49

Thanks for the detail explanation.