Question: Question 4 ( 1 0 % ) For the propagation of a Gaussian pulse in a dispersive optical fiber, the Fourier transform of the input

Question 4(10%)
For the propagation of a Gaussian pulse in a dispersive optical fiber, the Fourier transform of the input pulse is given as:
Ei(f)=2801020exp(2f2801020)V/m.E_i(f)=2\sqrt{\frac{\pi}{80\times 10^{20}}}\exp\left(-\frac{\pi^2 f^2}{80\times 10^{20}}\right)\,\text{V/m}.Ei(f)=2801020exp(8010202f2)V/m.
(A) Find the spectral width of the optical pulse. The full width at half maximum bandwidth is defined as 2f2f2f, where fff is the frequency at which the term exp\expexp is equal to 0.5.
(B) For D=10ps/(km-nm)D =10\,\text{ps}/(\text{km-nm})D=10ps/(km-nm), find the length of the fiber that leads to a pulse spread of 63.6 ps.

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