Find the Frequency Spectrum of an optical communication link

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The discussion revolves around finding the frequency spectrum of an optical communication link, with a focus on verifying the approach taken to solve the problem. The user has provided a document detailing their method and is seeking confirmation on its correctness. They reference the equation 10 Log[10](g/mW) = GdBw as part of their solution. The user emphasizes the lack of feedback from their professor, prompting them to seek assistance from the forum. Overall, the thread highlights the importance of peer support in academic problem-solving.
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Homework Statement



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2. Homework Equations
10 Log[10](g/mW)= GdBw

The Attempt at a Solution


I have attached a document of my approach to this question. I would like to know if my approach is correct? Thank you for your assistance
 

Attachments

I have completed the question in the attached word document, and I was looking for confirmation as to whether my approach was correct. Unfortunately I was not given the answer to this question from my professor, that is why I am looking to solve it through this forum.
 

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