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Deploying Optical Networking Components

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ISBN-10: 0071375058

ISBN-13: 9780071375054

Edition: 2001

Authors: Gilbert Held

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As data transmisson migrates from copper to fibre optic conductors, this guide explains how fibre-based components will work in the present environment, and how they will alter the environment for better of worse.
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Book details

List price: $49.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 257
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introductionp. 1
Optical Networking and Basic Terminologyp. 2
Advantages of Optical Transmissionp. 6
Disadvantages of Optical Fiberp. 11
Understanding Lightp. 17
Describing Lightp. 18
Basics of Electromagnetic Wavesp. 21
Power Measurementsp. 33
Metallic Media Transmission Rate Constraintsp. 41
Optical Media Transmission Rate Constraintsp. 44
Understanding Optical Fiberp. 47
Evolutionp. 48
Fabricationp. 49
Basic Compositionp. 50
Light Flow in a Fiberp. 52
Optical Fiber Metrics and Termsp. 57
Fiber Compositionp. 67
Types of Cablep. 70
Connectorsp. 72
Insertion Lossp. 74
The EIA/TIA 568 Standardp. 75
Light Sources and Detectorsp. 77
Components of an Optical Transmission Systemp. 78
Light Sourcesp. 80
Photodetectorsp. 97
Couplers and Connectorsp. 102
Fiber in the LANp. 109
Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI)p. 110
Ethernet and Fast Ethernetp. 121
Gigabit Ethernetp. 130
Fiber in the WANp. 141
Evolution and Rationalep. 142
SONET and SDHp. 156
Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) and Dense WDM (DWDM)p. 172
Fiber in the Neighborhoodp. 185
The Existing Telephone Company Infrastructurep. 186
The Original Cable TV Infrastructurep. 192
The Evolving Local Telephone Networkp. 195
The Evolving Cable TV Infrastructurep. 198
Fiber to the Homep. 202
Fiber in the Buildingp. 207
Fiber-Optic Modemsp. 208
Fiber-Optic Multiplexersp. 219
Optical Mode Convertersp. 223
Frequency vs. Wavelengthp. 227
Glossaryp. 243
Abbreviationsp. 249
Indexp. 253
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