pypho_lasmod

Creates an optical signal from an electrical signal. It models an ideal laser diode by transfering the electrical signal to an optical.

This class is usually used after the class pypho_signalsrc.

 

pypho_lasmod.__init__(glova, power, Df, teta)

Instantiation and parameter setting.

Parameter Type Description
glova instance Global parameters
power float Mean signal power in dBm.
Df float Frequency deviation of the signal in GHz.
Default value is 0 GHz.
teta float Rotation of the polarisation in rad.
Default value is 0: Only optical signal power in X-polarisation.

 

Output Type Description
User defined variable pypho_lasmod.pypho_lasmod  

 

pypho_lasmod.__call__(esig, power (optional), Df (optional), teta (optional))

Parameter Type Description
esig numpy.ndarray Electrical signal representing a bitsequence.
Optional paramter   As defined above

 

Output Type Description
User defined variable list Returns a list in which the optical data and noise signal are defined. Read here about data signal and noise representation.