Apparatus for measurement of chromatic dispersion in a single mo

Optics: measuring and testing – For optical fiber or waveguide inspection

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for measuring characteristics of chromatic dispersion includes a Raman oscillator generating a laser pulse with wide band wavelength.
The laser pulse generated by a Raman oscillation is transmitted through a selection and reflection film and then through a sample fiber.

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