A 10 Gbit/s OCDMA system based on electric encoding and optical transmission

An electric encoded/optical transmission system of code division multiple access(CDMA)is proposed.It encodes the user signal in electric domain,and transfers the different code slice signals via the different wavelengths of light.This electric domain encoder/decoder is compared with current traditional encoder/decoder.Four-user modulation/demodulation optical CDMA(OCDMA)system with rate of 2.5 Gbit/s is simulated,which is based on the optical orthogonal code(OCC)designed in our laboratory.The results show that the structure of electric encoding/optical transmission can encode/decode signal correctly,and can achieve the chip rate equal to the user data rate.It can overcome the rate limitation of electronic bottleneck,and bring some potential applications in the electro-optical OCDMA system.