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    1. Fiber Optics

    Fiber amplifier

    May 1, 1998
    The double-bandwidth fiber amplifier (DBFA) has twice the operating bandwidth of a conventional erbium-doped fiber amplifier. The DBFA offers more than 20 dB of flattened gain from 1530 to 1605 nm. Applications include in-line WDM amplification, use in optical fiber sensor networks, and white-light interferometry.

    Fiber amplifier

    The double-bandwidth fiber amplifier (DBFA) has twice the operating bandwidth of a conventional erbium-doped fiber amplifier. The DBFA offers more than 20 dB of flattened gain from 1530 to 1605 nm. Applications include in-line WDM amplification, use in optical fiber sensor networks, and white-light interferometry.

    APC Technologies, Hull, Que., Canada

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