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Lightwave Technology: Components and Devices

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In this paper, the authors present a system of units for optical Fibers and planar waveguides, as well as a software package for time domain switching and optical switch.
Abstract
Preface.1. Optical Fibers.2. Passive Fiber Components.3. Active Fiber Components.4. Planar Waveguides.5. Semiconductor Lasers and Amplifiers.6. Optical Modulators.7. Photodetectors.8. WDM Components.9. Optical Switching.10. Time-Domain Switching.Appendix A: System of Units.Appendix B: Software Package.Appendix C: Acronyms.Index.

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