Diseño de una red DWDM Troncal para minimizar el efecto de dispersión cromática en el enlace de fibra Guayaquil-Loja.

Abstract

This project is characterized by the study of optical transmission networks based on dense wavelength division multiplexing with DCF compensation in such a way as to minimize chromatic dispersion in the Guayaquil-Loja trunk link. The first unit describes the generalities of the proposal (introduction, background, definition of the problem, objectives, hypothesis and methodology). The second unit describes the theoretical framework of DWDM technology in backbones and dispersion in fiber links. It also describes the technical and functional characteristics of a supplier of equipment that guarantee the good performance of the DWDM network. The third unit presents the mathematical calculations, network design and simulation using the OptiSystem platform. This research study is exploratory as it deeply examines the DWDM system, standards as well as the causes that generate chromatic dispersion in long-range fiber links. It has a quantitative approach due to its mathematical calculations and finally it has an experimental approach due to the visualization through design and simulation using the optisystem program.