Fiber Optic Voice Communication System

Suhaimi, Aziz (2008) Fiber Optic Voice Communication System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project basically provides the student the opportunity to have a deeper understanding on optical fibers and optical communication principles by developing a fiber-optic communication link to transmit and receive voices and music via optical fiber. The system comprises of a transmitter converts the electrical signal to light. The receivers will coverts the light back to the voice or music signal to the output. There are a few advantages of fiber optic cables over copper for example fiber optic networks can operate at speeds up to 10 gigabits per second or higher, as opposed to 1.54 megabits per second for copper. Other advantage is has a large carrying capacity which mean It can carry more information. Fiber optics also has a greater capacity for information which means smaller cables can be used. There are 4 phases of methodology in order to achieve the objective of the project. The first phase is project planning, second phase is literature review, third stage is hardware design and final phase is performance test for testing either functioning or not. At the end of this PSM project, one communication system that using the fiber optic as the medium channel to transfer the information is form of light will be designed.

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