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1985
Fiber optic transmission can be implemented wherever coaxial cable or wire-pair transmission is used. Its areas of present and future application extend all the way from the subscriber loop1 to transoceanic cables ...
Bernhard E. Keiser, Eugene Strange
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Fiber optic transmission can be implemented wherever coaxial cable or wire-pair transmission is used. Its areas of present and future application extend all the way from the subscriber loop1 to transoceanic cables ...
Bernhard E. Keiser, Eugene Strange
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Applied Optics, 1991
Analysis of the geometry of recursive tilings has led to the development of a new class of highly ordered optical composites that exhibit fractal surface character. These objects are, we believe, the first engineered fractal objects. The mathematics of tiling and examples of fractal fiber array devices are reviewed.
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Analysis of the geometry of recursive tilings has led to the development of a new class of highly ordered optical composites that exhibit fractal surface character. These objects are, we believe, the first engineered fractal objects. The mathematics of tiling and examples of fractal fiber array devices are reviewed.
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Optics News, 1987
Fiber-optic technology has its own distinct set of measurements, based largely on a mixture of optical and electronic techniques. This chapter covers the important optical aspects of fiber-optic measurements, assuming you know something about electronics.
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Fiber-optic technology has its own distinct set of measurements, based largely on a mixture of optical and electronic techniques. This chapter covers the important optical aspects of fiber-optic measurements, assuming you know something about electronics.
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Physics Today, 1993
On looking back to the beginnings of Physical Review it is interesting to find that the very first paper in volume 1, number 1, 1893, addressed the “transmission spectra of certain substances in the infrared.” The article, authored by Ernest Nichols, included quartz and glass as materials of interest.
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On looking back to the beginnings of Physical Review it is interesting to find that the very first paper in volume 1, number 1, 1893, addressed the “transmission spectra of certain substances in the infrared.” The article, authored by Ernest Nichols, included quartz and glass as materials of interest.
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