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Einmodenfasern

Renner et al., 2002

Document ID
4825641225181312842
Author
Renner H
Ulrich R
Elbers J
Glingener C
Publication year
Publication venue
Optische Kommunikationstechnik: Handbuch für Wissenschaft und Industrie

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Einmodenfasern unterscheiden sich von Vielmodenfasern darin, daß sie lediglich den Grundmodus führen. Da somit die Impulsverbreiterung durch Modendispersion (Kap. 5) entfällt, sind mit ihnen wesentlich längere Übertragungstrecken bzw. höhere …
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