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Study and design of A high capacity fiber‐optic communication link by analyzing and comparing different dispersion techniques using DCF

Rahman et al., 2019

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4878129690748551209
Author
Rahman M
Islam M
Tanvir M
Rubayan S
Pabna B
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Asian Journal of Technology & Management Research

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The aim of this thesis work is to design a high capacity fiber optic link. With the increasing growth and demand for the capacity of optical network become an essential part of communication system. The high rate transmission improves spectral utilization which …
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