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    RSoft Application Gallery:NRZ, RZ, CRZ and CSRZ Modulation

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    In this example we dem onstrate two most used modulation formats in optical communications - nonreturn-to-zero

    (NRZ) and return -to-zero (RZ) - as well as two additional variants of RZ format chirped RZ (CRZ) and carrier-

    suppress ed RZ (CSRZ). The setup is shown below:

    Each link consists of PRBS generator, transmitter, optical filter, attenuator, receiver, and BER tester. Transmitters

    represented as compound components blocks, i.e. combination of blocks. For example, NRZ transmitter combines

    CW Laser source, Electrical signal generator (NRZ driver), external Mach-Zehnder modulator, and attenuator. The

    following parameters of transmitter can be set: power, wavelength, extinction ration, rise/fall time, RIN, etc. In case of

    RZ transmitter the electrical signal generator generate RZ signal with rais ed cosine shape and given duty cycle. In

    CRZ transmitter we add a chirp to RZ optical by applying a phase modulation. And finally in case of CSRZ transmitter

    the RZ optical signal after Mach-Zehnder modulator goes through phas e modula tor driven by analog s ine wave

    generator at frequency equal to half of the bit rate. That will introduce a pi phase shift between any two adjacent bits

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    and the spectrum will be modified such that the central peak at the carrier frequency is s uppressed.

    Figure below shows transmitter optical spectrum for different modulation formats. One can observe the central peak

    suppress ion in case of CSRZ.

    Figure below gives corresponding s ignal waveforms. In case of NRZ format, the optical puls e representing each 1 bit

    occupies the entire bit sl ot and does not drop to zero between two or more s uccessive 1 bits. In the RZ format, each

    optical pulse representing 1 bit is chosen to be shorter than the bit slot, and its ampl itude returns to zero before the bit

    duration is over. The ratio of the pulse width to bit duration is referred to as the duty cycle of the RZ bit stream.

    Finally, figure below shows receiver eye diagrams for each of modulation formats.

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