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Fasermeßtechnik und Fasercharakterisierung

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Optische Kommunikationstechnik

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Mit dem Voranschreiten der Komponentenentwicklung für die Optische Nachrichtentechnik — bereits dargestellt in vorangehenden und ergänzt in nachfolgenden Kapiteln — gehen Fortschritte in den zugehörigen Meß- und Prüfverfahren einher. Auf dem Feld der Optischen Nachrichtentechnik, wie überall in den Ingenieurswissenschaften, hängen Innovationen nicht zuletzt von der Fähigkeit ab, präzise Messungen an den Entwicklungsobjekten durchführen zu können. In dem vorliegenden Kapitel über Fasermeßtechnik und Fasercharakterisierung werden Methoden behandelt zur Feststellung von Strukturdaten, zur Bestimmung von Eigenschaften der ausbrei tungsfähigen Wellenfelder und zur Charakterisierung von Fasern als Übertragungsmedium. Ferner werden Meßmethoden für faseroptische Komponenten diskutiert. Diese Methoden sind von Bedeutung sowohl zur Kontrolle der Herstellungsprozesse wie auch zur Bereitstellung von Daten für den Faser-Nutzer. An mehreren Stellen dieses Kapitels wird Bezug genommen auf einschlägige Empfehlungen von Normungsgremien, insbesondere auf ITU-Vorschriften über Messungen an Einmodenfasern (ITU-T G.650) und an Vielmodenfasern (ITU-T G.651).

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Brinkmeyer, E. (2002). Fasermeßtechnik und Fasercharakterisierung. In: Voges, E., Petermann, K. (eds) Optische Kommunikationstechnik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56395-9_9

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