Deng Dapeng1, Yu Junting1, He Hongye2, et al. Study on polarization mode dispersion in submarine transmission systems[J]. 2010,(4):46-48. DOI: 10.13756/j.gtxyj.2010.04.013.
As submarine cables applied in usually complicated environment are subject to water pressure
impact and subterranean flow
the resulted stochastic Polarization Mode Dispersion(PMD) has become a limiting factor for the system extreme transmission.In this paper
the effects of such external factors as lateral stress and bending on PMD are theoretically analyzed and simulation of the 4×2.5 Gbit/s communication system is performed in accordance with the actual work conditions of the cable
taking 3 dB as the power redundancy.Simulation results show that when the communication system works normally
the PMD coefficient does not exceed 1.8 ps/km.In order to avoid PMD compensation
the lateral stress is not to be greater than 8.9 N/m when the bending radius is 0.3 m.