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Some fundamental problems relating to optical fibres:I The attainment of loss coefficients of 10-5 cm-1, II The ultimate bandwidth performance of optical fibre transmission lines

Some fundamental problems relating to optical fibres:I The attainment of loss coefficients of 10-5 cm-1, II The ultimate bandwidth performance of optical fibre transmission lines
Some fundamental problems relating to optical fibres:I The attainment of loss coefficients of 10-5 cm-1, II The ultimate bandwidth performance of optical fibre transmission lines
Fibres for optical communications are currently being made with two types of material, namely low-temperature compound glasses and high-temperature silica-based glasses. The paper outlines the techniques used in the two cases and summarizes the results which have so far been achieved.
375-389
Gambling, W.A.
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Gambling, W.A.
70d15b3d-eaf7-44ed-9120-7ae47ba68324

Gambling, W.A. (1977) Some fundamental problems relating to optical fibres:I The attainment of loss coefficients of 10-5 cm-1, II The ultimate bandwidth performance of optical fibre transmission lines. Interaction of Radiation with Condensed Matter: IAEA Vienna, 375-389.

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Fibres for optical communications are currently being made with two types of material, namely low-temperature compound glasses and high-temperature silica-based glasses. The paper outlines the techniques used in the two cases and summarizes the results which have so far been achieved.

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Published date: 1977

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Author: W.A. Gambling

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