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Collection of fluorescence from an ion using trap-integrated photonics. [PDF]
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IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1978
A general discussion is made of optical fiber video systems from the viewpoint of system design concepts, transmission schemes, etc. Among possible analog CATV systems, the Higashi-Ikoma Project is reviewed as an optical fiber video system application. The essential components and basic technologies required for optical fiber video systems are reviewed.
Tsuneo Nakahara +2 more
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A general discussion is made of optical fiber video systems from the viewpoint of system design concepts, transmission schemes, etc. Among possible analog CATV systems, the Higashi-Ikoma Project is reviewed as an optical fiber video system application. The essential components and basic technologies required for optical fiber video systems are reviewed.
Tsuneo Nakahara +2 more
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Optical switch for multimode optical-fiber systems
Optics Letters, 1979A new type of optical switch is constructed of graded-index rod lenses. It is operated mechanically by small electromagnets. This switch is compatible with practical multimode-fiber communication systems. It has many outstanding features, such as low insertion loss (1.3–1.4 dB), low crosstalk ( 2 × 106 times), and small size (40 × 50 × 25 mm3).
M, Nunoshita +3 more
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Dispersion compensation for optical fiber systems
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1995Much of the currently embedded optical fiber was originally designed for light with a wavelength of 1.3 microns. If this fiber is to be used with tomorrow's optically amplified, high-speed, long span-length lightwave system operating at 1.5 microns, the chromatic dispersion in the fiber must be compensated.
Robert M. Jopson, Alan H. Gnauck
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Optical Fiber Sensors and Systems
1992The subject of this text and the lecture is presentation of the fiber optic sensors and systems developed for robotics and different applications that exploit unique characteristics of optical fibers. Chapter 2 introduces briefly basics of fiber optics, constituting a background for the further discussion.
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Optical isolator system for fiber-optic uses
Applied Optics, 1988A low loss optical isolator suitable for fiber-optic uses has been assembled from commercial components. The isolator exhibits reverse isolation of >70 dB, with a forward loss of
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2004
Optical fibers provide the ability to use optics instead of metallic media to achieve numerous useful end results. In all cases the fiber requires an optical source and detector and cannot be used alone. As a result, optical fiber applications must always be considered in combination with their required E/O and O/E converters.
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Optical fibers provide the ability to use optics instead of metallic media to achieve numerous useful end results. In all cases the fiber requires an optical source and detector and cannot be used alone. As a result, optical fiber applications must always be considered in combination with their required E/O and O/E converters.
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2004
One the greatest revolutions in data communications is the usage of light waves to transmit digital pulses through fiber optic cables. A light carrying system has an almost unlimited information capacity. Theoretically, it has more than 200 000 times the capacity of a satellite TV system.
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One the greatest revolutions in data communications is the usage of light waves to transmit digital pulses through fiber optic cables. A light carrying system has an almost unlimited information capacity. Theoretically, it has more than 200 000 times the capacity of a satellite TV system.
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1999
One the greatest revolutions in data communications is the usage of light waves to transmit digital pulses through fiber optic cables. A light carrying system has an almost unlimited information capacity. Theoretically, it has more than 200 000 times the capacity of a satellite TV system.
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One the greatest revolutions in data communications is the usage of light waves to transmit digital pulses through fiber optic cables. A light carrying system has an almost unlimited information capacity. Theoretically, it has more than 200 000 times the capacity of a satellite TV system.
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