Optical time domain reflectometry

Optical: systems and elements – Optical amplifier – Optical fiber

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359110, H04B 1008

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ABSTRACT:
A waveguide carrying system signals at a first wavelength and OTDR signals at a second wavelength is provided with an optical amplifier and an isolator. The isolator has a high isolation factor at the first wavelength and a low isolation factor at the second wavelength.

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