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Übertragungssysteme mit Lichtwellenleitern

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Lichtwellenleiter für die optische Nachrichtenübertragung

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Durch ihre hohe Übertragungsbandbreite und ihre geringe Dämpfung sowie durch weitere günstige Eigenschaften, s. Kapitel 1, sind Lichtwellenleiter ein sehr vorteilhaftes Medium für die Übertragung von Breitbandsignalen über große Entfernungen. Zu einem vollständigen Übertragungssystem gehören aber neben dem Übertragungsmedium auch geeignete Sender und Empfänger, die in ihren Abmessungen und Betriebsdaten an das Übertragungsmedium angepaßt sind, sowie zusätzliche Bauteile, wie z.B. Steckverbindungen, Koppel- und Verzweigungselemente. Eine Übersicht über diese Systembestandteile sowie ausführliche Literaturverzeichnisse findet man in [7.1,7.2].

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Geckeler, S. (1987). Übertragungssysteme mit Lichtwellenleitern. In: Lichtwellenleiter für die optische Nachrichtenübertragung. Nachrichtentechnik, vol 16. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96974-4_7

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