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... optical gain Semiconductor optical amplifiers ( SOAS ) are optoelectronic devices offering promising features for the optical treatment of information . This technology has a particular advantage of being capable of performing multiple ...
... optical gain Semiconductor optical amplifiers ( SOAS ) are optoelectronic devices offering promising features for the optical treatment of information . This technology has a particular advantage of being capable of performing multiple ...
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... optical signals with the use of waveguide ring resonators of micron size . The results of calculation are presented that allow optimization of the parameters of such optical analog - digital converter ( ADC ) for specific applications ...
... optical signals with the use of waveguide ring resonators of micron size . The results of calculation are presented that allow optimization of the parameters of such optical analog - digital converter ( ADC ) for specific applications ...
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... optical splitter 1.N optical splitter ONU # 1 ONU #N PON LT ( 0 ) PON LT ( 0 ) OLT # 1 08 ONU # 2 N : 1 optical splitter ) ONU # 1 PON LT ( 0 ) PON LT ( 0 ) OLT #N ROGE ONU # 32 1 km ONU AN PON LT ( 0 ) PON LT ( 1 ) Backup OLT N.2 ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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