Lecture

Optical Fibers: Communication and Amplification

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Description

This lecture covers the optical extent of single-mode and multimode fibers, their applications in telecommunications, attenuation sources, amplification principles, speed limitations, mode mixing effects, and dispersion phenomena. It also explains how to calculate delays in fibers and the impact of numerical aperture on transmission speed.

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