Abstract
Due to the atmospheric transmission attenuation, the rate of UV communication is low and range is limited at present. According to the idea of DWDM in optical fiber communication, we proposed a 40 Gbps UV communication scheme, which has 8 channels in total. The transmission rate of each channel is 5 Gbps. And its performance was simulated by the optical communication system simulation design software which is called OptiSystem. Simulation analysis shows that the maximum transmission distance of the designed system is up to 1200 meters under the transmission rate of 40 Gbps without any compensation scheme. On the 280nm channel, the minimum error rate and Q factor are 1.56−14 and 7.59201 at 1 km respectively. When the transmission distance reaches 1.5 kilometers, the bit error rate becomes very high and the communication effect is very poor. The simulation results can provide reference for the design of UV communication system.
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