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A novel fiber-laser-based sensor network with self-healing function

Peng et al., 2003

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4526616652294971202
Author
Peng P
Tseng H
Chi S
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IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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We present a novel fiber-laser-based sensor network with self-healing function and demonstrate its effectiveness. The network survivability and capacity for a multipoint sensor system are enhanced by adding switches in a self-healing ring architecture. The fiber laser …
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