For sometime now we have used an interface prediction technique for terrestrial microwave relay systems that is based on terrain scattering.
We present latest advances in multimode fibers and components for mode-multiplexed transmission.
Optical phase conjugation is effective in compensating intra- channel nonlinearities in pseudolinear systems.
We reviewed the recent developments in optoelectronic components for system applications.
Recent proliferations of smart phones and multimedia network appliances have escalated the traffic of speedily delivery of multimedia contents from the remote data centers to the end users through
Quantum dot material offers new perspectives for the development of low-cost, high performing semiconductor laser and amplifiers.
Knowledge of the rates at which an atmosphere will corrode metals has benefits. Corrosion rate is an indirect, though reliable indication of the concentrations of corrosive gases in the air.
Since the initial introduction of central loose-tube ribbon cable in the late 1970s, there has been a steady growth in fiber counts.
Theoretical models of Schottky-barrier height formation are reviewed. A particular emphasis is placed on the examination of how these models agree with general physical principles.
The last two years have been a time of dramatic growth in the field of organic and printable electronics.
