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COMPLEX MODEL OF FSO LINKS
Otakar Wilfert
Brno University of Technology
Pforzheim, July 2007
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Outline
1 Introduction (definition and history)
2 Design of FSO links and their parameters
3 Steady model of the FSO link
4 Statistical model of installation site
5 Complex model
6 Conclusion
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Basic characteristics of laser radiation
� high directivity - high concentration of optical power
TX θ ≈ 10 −3 rad
Laserdiode
� high monochromatic wave - high concentration ofinformation g(ν)
Δν Δν ν
ν
<10 −3
� possibility of quantum state transmission - high degree of security during transmission
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Definition Free-Space optical link (FSO link)
transmits an optical signal through the atmosphere.
Optical power is concentrated to one or more narrow beams
and optical wave can be divided into several optical channels.
(Their application is suitable in situations where the use of optical cable is impossible and desired bit rate is too high for a microwave link).
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Wave and space division of optical signal
transmitting lenses
Transmitting transceiver
λ1
λ2 WDM
: :
FO λ1, λ2, …
Coupler
receiving lense
λ1, λ2, …
λ1, λ2, … λ1, λ2, … λ1, λ2, …
Receiving transceiver
λ1
λ1, λ2, … λ1, λ2, … λ2
WDM : :
4 beams N-optical channel 2.5 Gb/s in each channel Fully: N x 2.5 Gb/s
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History of optical communication
Bell’s „photophone“ -The first device in the history which transmits message by optical beam
Washington, Franklin Park
”FROM THE TOP FLOOR OF THIS BUILDING WAS SENT ON JUNE 3, 1880 OVER A BEAM OF LIGHT TO 1325 L
STREET THE FIRST WIRELESS TELEPHONE MESSAGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. THE APPARATUS
USED IN SENDING THE MESSAGE WAS THE PHOTOPHONE INVENTED BY ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
INVENTOR OF THE TELEPHONE.“
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Bell regarded his photophone as: “the greatest invention I have ever made; greater than the telephone”.
source (Sun)
modulator mirror
Bell’s „photophone“ publication:
Principle of Bell’s „photophone“
receiver
Alexander Graham BELL, Ph.D., "On the Production and Reproduction of Sound by Light", American Journal of Sciences, Third Series, vol. XX, n°118, Oct. 1880, pp. 305- 324.
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A.G. BELL and S. TAINTER, Photophone patent 235,496 granted 1880/12/14
Charles AlexanderSummer Tainter Graham Bell
Authentic drawing of „photophone“ details
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However, the radio communications demonstrated by Marconi (in 1895) had got bigger progress.
Development of optical communications in free space was made possible by achievements of semiconductor optoelectronics, fiber optics and laser technology.
Theodor Harold Maiman (invention of laser 1960)
fotodiodes
Aleksandr Mikhailovich Nikolai Basov laser diodeProkhorov (1916 - 2002) (1922 - 2001)
(development of laser diodes - 1962)
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1966 Kao and Hockham pointed out thatlong-distance communication by fiber is possible
Charles K. Kao (born in 1927)
Kao a Fleming in 2004 (Princeton University)
Today: 0,1dB/km (in spectral window 1550nm)
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Bell’s laboratory “today”:
Scientists and engineers from Bell Labs demonstrated (New Jersey) optical link working in free space:
Range 4,4 km, Bit rate 10 Gb/s, Wavelength 1550 nm
Link design includes fiber elements (EDFA, WDM, fiber couplers etc.)
Prototype of multichannels FSO link (demo picture of progress)
From history to present day
Photophone
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Advantages:
the narrow beams guarantee high spatial selectivity so there is no interference with other links
high bit rate of communication (of 10 Gbit/s) enables them to be applied in all types of networks
optical band lies outside the area of telecommunication offices, therefore, a license is not needed for operation
the utilization of quantum state transmission promises long-term security for high-value data
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Disadvantages: 9 availability of FSO link depends on the weather
9 FSO link requires a line of site between transceivers
9 birds and scintillation cause beam interruptions
For reliability improvement number of new methods is
applied:
1. Photonic technology 2. Multi beam transmission 3. Wavelength and space division 4. Beam shaping 5. Auto-tracking system 6. Microwave backup 7. Adaptive optics 8. Polygonal (mesh) topology
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Simplified drawing of the FSO transceiver (example)
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FSO link network integration
Network element
FSO FSO Network element
Transceivers of FSO link are generally protokol transparent
FSO link substitutes optical fiber
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FSO links arrangement into ”mesh“ topology
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Unprofessional activity in area of FSO link
Ronja = Reasonable Optical Near Joint Access
“Ronja an User Controlled Technology (like Free Software) project of optical point-to-point data link. The device has 1.4km range and has stable 10Mbps full duplex data rate. Ronja is an optoelectronic device you can mount on your house and connect your PC, home or office network with other networks.“
? BER, ? availability,
http://ronja.twibright.com ? reliability, ? dynamic,
? power margin, …
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Some realizations Laser transmitter (3 beams)
Transmitter with LED (1 svazek)
Receiver with
PIN photodiode
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Czech professional activity in the area of FSO links
ORCAVE - FSO link of the Czech company Miracle Group
� 2 laser beams � auto-tracking system � range 2.0 km @ BER = 10-9
� wavelength 1550 nm � management system � monitoring system etc.
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ORCAVE - structural design
� 2 laser beams � auto-tracking system � installation
� receiver optical system � management system
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Commercially obtainable FSO links Basic characteristics
Examples of commercially obtainable FSO:
Canon (Japan): CANOBEAM DT 50 CBL (Germany): Air Laser Light Pointe (USA): Flight Spectrum 155/2000 Optical Access (USA): TereScope-OptiLink TS155/DST/CD SONA Optical Wireless (Canada): SONA beam 155-M Light Pointe (USA): Flight Strata
(Parameters of selected FSO follow)
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Producer, type Canon (Japan) CBL (Germany)CANOBEAM AirLaser
DT 50
Bit rate 25 Mb/s to 155 Mb/s 1.25 Gb/s125 Mb/s
Application: a) Fast Ethernet, ATM etc. Gigabit Ethernet,b) Fast Ethernet
Range: a) 100 m to 2 km 1 kmb) 2 km
Wavelength 785 nm 850 nm
Class of laser 3 B ! 1 M IEC(eye safety)
Optical dynamic range ? 30 dBof receiver 36 dB
Interface (fibre): a) multimode multimodeb) singlemode
Backup N Y
Remote control Y Y
Auto-tracking system Y N
Number of beams/ 1/1 4/1number of receiving apertura
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Producer, type LightPointe (USA) Optical Access (USA)FlightStrata 155 TereScope-OptiLink
TS155/DST/CD
Bit rate 1.5 Mb/s to 155 Mb/s 10 Mb/s to 155 Mb/s
Application: a) Fast Ethernet, ATM etc. Ethernet, ATM etc.b)
Range: a) 0 m to 2 km 2.2 km @ 10 dB/kmb) 1 km @ 30 dB/km
Wavelength 850 nm 785 nm
Class of laser 1 M IEC 3 B !(eye safety)
Optical dynamic range ? ?of receiver
Interface (fibre): a) singlemode multimodeb) singlemode
Backup N N
Remote control Y Y
Auto-tracking system Y N
Number of beams/ 4/4 3/1number of receiving aperture
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Producer, type SONA (Canada) Ideal (?)SONAbeam 155-M Cost-effective, reliable
Bit rate 125 Mb/s to 155 Mb/s High bit rate (10 Gb/s)High secure
Application: a) Fast Ethernet, ATM etc. Transmission of data,
b) video and high-value data
Range: a) 200 m to 2 km Terrestrial: 500 mb) Satellite: 30 000 m
Wavelength 1550 nm WDM
Class of laser 1 M IEC Eye safety(eye safety)
Optical dynamic range 36 dB Availability of 99.99%of receiver (?)
Interface (fibre): a) multimode multimodeb) singlemode
Backup N Y
Remote control Y Y
Auto-tracking system N Y(?)
Number of beams/ 4/1 4/4(?)number of receiving aperture +APC
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Summary of availability improvement methods (Pav = 99.9%)
9 (!) the utilization of only photonic elements
9 the utilization of WDM and EDFA
9 (!) multi-beam and multi-aperture transmission
9 “eye safety“ wavelength (1550 nm)
9 greater aperture of transmitting system
9 “auto-tracking“ system (ATS)
9 adaptive power control (APC) for exclusion of saturation
9 optical beam shaping (OBS) for obtaining of top-hat beam
9 the utilization of adaptive optics for reducing of power losses
9 (!) “mesh“ topology and less distance between transceivers
9 (!) microwave backup
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Modeling of FSO link Laser beam (without atmosphere)
Wave equation is starting point ∇ 2 E(x, y, z)+ k 2 E(x, y, z) = 0
2 2 x +y ⎛ π ⎞
Gaussian beam (laser beam) is E(x, y,z) = − jk w 0 E e
− j kz⎜ +ϕ ( z )− ⎟ 2q( z ) ⎝ 2 ⎠e one of its solutions
Gaussian beam is fully characterized 1 =
0 w ( z )
1 2 − j
Utilization of matrix (ABCD law)
Aq + B
5
4.5
4
3.5
3
R/z0 2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
by complex parameter
Radius curvature of wavefront vs. range
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5
z/z0
q(z)
6
5
4
w/w0 3
2
1
0 5
2 R(z) kw (z)
Beam width vs. range
θ
0 0.5 1 1.5 2
1 q 2 = Cq 1
2.5 3 3.5 4
z/z0
+ D
4.5 5
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Optical wave
G G G G
E(r,t)×H(r,t) time
Fast optical changes in time
Optical intenzity
G =I(r) =I(x, y,z)
2 2 2 x +y
Optical power
P(z,t) =∫ I(x, y,z,t)dxdy S
Slow (modulation) changes in time
I( x, y,z) = I
1
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
I/I0 0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
⎡ 0 ⎢
⎣
w 0
w(z)
−2 ⎤ e ⎥
⎦
2 w (z)
1
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
I/I0 0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
e -2 0.1
0
Optical intensity distribution in Gaussian beam
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
x/w0
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
z/z0
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Laser beam 1
0.9
0.8
0.7
Optical intensity distribution in Gaussian beam
laser diode
0.6
I/I0 0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1 e-2
0 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
x/w
beam
Speckles in beam spot
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Model of power budget The basic arrangement of the FSO link
γ tot
TX
source
TXA
P m,TXA
attenuation αtot
L 12
RXA RX
detector
P m,RXA
Psat,RXA
p(t) data (OOK modulation) Pdynamical
Pm,TXA ≈ 1/2 Pimp,TXA range Δ
P0,RXAt
All power levels are “mean” value w.r.t. modulation noise floor
Pm,TXA - mean power radiated through TXA;TXA - output aperture
of the transmitter; RXA - input aperture
of the receiver;
Pm,RXA - mean power received on RXA;
αtot - total attenuation;
γtot - total gain;
L12 - distance between TXA and RXA;
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Power balance equation and power level diagram
transmitter
P [dBm]
beam atmosphere
Power level diagram
α
receiver
10 Pm,TXA 12
−γ α~ atm αatm
tot
0
optical power
-10
-20
-30
-40 random
δ
Δ M
Psat,RXA saturation ~ P m,RXA “clear” atm.
Pm,RXA real situation
P0,RXA sensitivity Power balance equation
Pm,TXA - α12 + γtot - ~atm - αatm = Pm,RXA
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Link margin
Graph of link margin M (L12) M(L ) =P 12 m,PD (L ) −P 12 0,PD
Stationary model of the link by itself
Link margin is possible to utilize for: increasing of range, increasing of link immunity against weather
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Atmospheric phenomena
Transmission of „clear“ atmosphere
measured at sea level L12 = 1km; Δλ = 1,5nm
Areas applied
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Atmospheric phenomena
Components of αatm
¾ 1. Absorption, scattering and refraction
on gas molecules and aerosols (fog, snow, rain)
(slow variations)
(λ = 785 nm) visibility attenuation State of the atmosphere[km] [dB.km-1]
< 0.05 > 340 Heavy fog
0.2 - 0.5 85 - 34 Middle fog
1.0 - 2.0 14 - 7.0 Weak fog or heavy rain
2.0 - 4.0 7.0 - 3.0 Haze
10 - 23 1.0 - 0.5 Clear
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Atmospheric phenomena
Components of αatm
¾ 2. Beam deflection (diurnal variations)
(temperature or mechanical deformation of
consoles)
¾ 3. Short-term interruptions of the beam (short pulses)
caused by birds, insect,
1e4
1e3
1e2
10
1 (7th floor, filmed from a distance of 750m) 0 00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 00:00
29/09/2000
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Atmospheric phenomena
Components of αatm
¾ 4. Fluctuation of optical intensity (noise-like)
caused by air turbulence
f [Hz]
time of day
¾ 5. Background radiation
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FSO testing link
Bit rate: 155 Mb/s Range : 750m Single beam
On-line monitoring: - BER - power levels - meteorological data
In operation since 1999
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Measurements on testing link
turbulence, birds, …
Bit error rate (BER) a)
% Error free sec. (EFS) b)
c)Received power (Pr)
fog
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Results processing -
statistical model of installation site
PDF of random atmospheric attenuation (histogram) (measured in Autumn)
Exceedance probability function of atmospheric attenuation
100
10
1
0.1
0 -5 0 5 10
102
15 20 25 30
35
αatm [dB/km]
This is probability that atmospheric attenuation exceeds given value
101
100 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 α atm [dB/km]
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Synthesis of stationary model of the link and statistical model of installation site
Model of the link: link margin vs. range
Availability of the link - complex model (model of the given link in selected installation site)
100
Model of installation site: probability that atmospheric attenuation exceeds given value
10
1 λ = 850 nm
0,1
0,01
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
Koeficient útlumu [dB/k m]
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Complex model of FSO link
1 0.01
MS=90dB Brno
0.8 0.1
MS=70dB
0.6 1
Milesovka0.4 10
0.2 1000 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
M1 [dB/km]
Nomogram for unavailability of link assesment
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Monitoring of atmospheric phenomena in selected sites
Selected sites:
Czech Republic
Prague (750m)
Brno (950m)
FSI
Milesovka hill (Donnersberg)
FEKT
- Long-term monitoring of optical power and BER - Meteorological sensors
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Conclusion
9 FSO links are a suitable technology for the ”last mile”
solution in the frame of access network
9 The utilization of the FSO links is requested namely in
situations where the use of an optical cable is
impossible and desired bit rate is too high for a
microwave links
9 FSO links are flexible, simple and full-value
(in terms of quality of transmission) license-free instrument
of network communication technologies