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(Chapter 13) Optical Fiber Transmission Media (82-85)
(Chapter 13) Optical Fiber Transmission Media (82-85)
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CHAPTER
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DEFINITIONS
TERMS
Optical communications
system
1)
2)
Information-carrying
capacity
3)
bandwidth utilization
ratio
4)
5)
6)
7)
Invented in 1960.
8)
Photophone
Flexible fiberscope
Laser (light amplification
by stimulated emission
of radiation)
1. wider bandwidth and
greater information
capacity
2.immunity to crosstalk
3. immunity to statistic
interference
4. environmental
immunity
5. safety and
convenience
6. lower transmission
loss
7. security
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8. durability and
reliability
9. economics
1. interfacing cost
2. strength
3. remote electrical
power
9)
10)
12)
Protective coating.
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
Stress corrosion
Buffer jacket
Strength member
Spontaneous decay or
spontaneous emission
Photometry
Optical power
Prismatic refraction
Refractive index
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20)
Angle of incidence
21)
Angle of refraction
22)
Numerical aperture
23)
Mode
24)
Multimode
26)
Power loss
2. infrared absorption
3. ion resonance
absorption
28)
Radiation losses
29)
Contants-radius bends
30)
Modal dispersion
32)
Mojunction structure
33)
Epitaxially grown
Generally constructed of silicon-doped gallium-
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arsenide.
34)
Planar diffused
1. increase in current
density generates a
more brilliant light spot.
36)
PIN diode
1. responsivity
2. dark currents
37)
3. transit time
4. spectral response
5. light sensitivity
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