Abstract
A Radio over Fiber system based on optical frequency multiplication and multiplexing compatible with 3G/4G/5G systems for full spectrum access and handover with multiple scenarios is proposed and analyzed theoretically as well as simulated numerically. By combining a dual-drive Mach-Zehnder Modulator in Push-Pull modulation-mode with optical frequency multiplication and multiplexing technology, the simultaneous transmission of multiple radio frequency signals in optical carrier is realized. It can be also switchable for full spectrum access of different scenarios and user terminals with Multi-Input Multi-Output wireless capability, based on frequency diversity technology. The BER and eye diagram for the transmission performances have been presented by the simulation experiment. Meanwhile, the feasibility of the scheme has been demonstrated by lots of numerical simulations and accurate theoretical analyses. The method could meet the requirements for communication capacity and transmission rate in both continuous-wide-area coverage and hot-spot high-capacity transmission of 5G system, and for full spectrum access and handover.
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