Ghatak et al., 2002 - Google Patents
16 Progress in Fiber Optics and Optical TelecommunicationGhatak et al., 2002
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- 3837283786190477227
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- Ghatak A
- Pal B
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- International Trends in Applied Optics
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In the modern information age, transmission of high-density intelligible signals across distances ranging from a few to thousands of kilometers is best performed by making the signals ride on an electromagnetic wave carrier. The signals are inscribed on the carrier by …
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