Free-Space Laser Communications Principles and Advances
This book is intended for research scientists, engineers and students with an interest in the topic of free-space laser communications. It is intended as an all-inclusive source to serve the needs of those who require information about both basic concepts
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OPTICAL AND FIBER COMMUNICATIONS REPORTS The Opti cal and Fiber Communications Report s (OFCR) book series provides a survey of selected topics at the forefront of research. Each book is a topical collection of contributions from leading research scientists th at gives an up-to-date and broadspectrum overview of various subjects. The main topics in this expanding field will cover for example : • specialty fibers (periodic fibers, holey fibers, erbium-doped fibers) • broadband lasers • optical switching (MEMS or others) • polarization and chromatic mode dispersion and compen sation • long-haul transmission • optical networks (LAN, MAN, WAN) • protection and restoration • further topi cs of contemporary interest. Including both general information and a highly technical presentation of the results, this series satisfies the needs of experts as well as graduates and researchers starting in the field. Books in this series establish themselves as comprehensive guides and reference texts following the impressive evolution of this area of scienceand technology. The editors encou rage prospective authors to correspond with them in advance of submitting a manuscript. Submission of manuscripts should be made to one of the editors. See also http://springeronline.comlseries/481O.
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Arun K. Majumdar Jennifer C. Ricklin
Free-Space Laser Communications Principles and Advances
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Arun K. Majumdar LCResearch, Inc. 30402 Rainbow View Drive Agoura Hills, CA 91301 [email protected]
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