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Fiber Optic Basics Book

Fiber Optic Basics Book
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Axial Ray Axial Ray
An axial ray is an optical signal that travels along the axis of an optical fiber.
Axial Ray Avalanche Photodetector
Avalanche Photodetector
This figure shows the basic operation of an optical APD photodetector. This example shows that an avalanche photodetector is composed of a p-type and n-type semiconductor material that is separated by an intrinsic material. A reverse bias is applied to the PIN causing a small amount of leakage current flows between the anode and cathode of the PIN detector. This example shows an APD is designed to allow the reception of a photon to cause an avalanche of many electrons making an APD many times more sensitive than a PIN detector.
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Fiber Optic Basics Book
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Fiber Optic Basics Book
This book covers the fundamentals of fiber optic communication systems and how they are installed. It starts with the optical principles, describes optical network equipment and components, how to install optical cable, identifies the basic processes for splicing fiber and attaching optical connectors and provides an overview of optical testing.

$34.99 Printed, $29.99 eBook
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