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  • Gordon-Haus Jitter - Description and Principle
    Article - 11 Apr 2014
    The Gordon-Haus jitter is a timing jitter that originates from the fluctuations in center frequency. This jitter has been greatly influencing long haul fiber soliton systems by causing a jitter in the...
  • Cladding Modes - Definition and Applications
    Article - 10 Apr 2014
    Cladding modes are the regions or modes in optical fibers that are not restricted to the region around the core of the fiber. More specifically, cladding modes are regions in which the intensity of...
  • Bragg Mirrors - Definition and Applications
    Article - 9 Apr 2014
    A Bragg mirror, also known as a dielectric mirror, is a kind of mirror made up of alternating thin optical layers of two different materials. A quarter-wave mirror is the most commonly used Bragg...
  • Photometer - Definition and References
    Article - 13 Mar 2014
    Photometer is an instrument for measuring the light intensity or optical properties of optical sources or detectors. It operates more like a transducer which converts electric current into mechanical...
  • Bragg Grating - Introduction and Applications
    Article - 13 Mar 2014
    Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) is a type of Bragg reflector (distributed type) that is constructed as a short segment of optical fiber to reflect light of certain wavelength and transmit the rest.
  • Optical Fiber - Definition and Applications
    Article - 13 Mar 2014
    An optical fiber is a flexible and transparent material made out of glass and extruded in the form of fibers.
  • An Introduction to Bandwidth-Distance Product
    Article - 12 Mar 2014
    Bandwidth-Distance Product is a term used to describe the transmission of light through fiber optic cables. Data transmission through fiber optic cables is limited by attenuation and dispersion.
  • Bandwidth - Definition and Introduction
    Article - 11 Mar 2014
    Bandwidth is a width of a wavelength range of a specific part of the spectrum which transmits incident energy via a filter.
  • What is an M Squared Value?
    Article - 3 Mar 2014
    M2value is a parameter used to determine the beam quality of the laser beam. M2may be derived by dividing the beam parameter product (BPP) of an actual optic beam by the BPP of an ideal Gaussian beam...
  • An Introduction to Attenuation
    Article - 27 Feb 2014
    Attenuation is defined as the gradual loss in the intensity of any kind of flux when it passes through a medium.

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