Optical networks
Rajiv Ramaswami, Kumar Sivarajan · 1998 · 831 pages
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This practical guide, written by two of the principal architects of wavelength division multiplexing, explores the driving need for all-optical networks, the economic trade-offs involved, and their fundamental capabilities and design. Communications engineers, networking professionals, researchers, and graduate students will benefit from the combined coverage of transmission technologies, components, and networking aspects of fiber optic networks.
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