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光学及光电子学设备与技术一书详述了近年来先进的光学及光电子学领域的技术设备。光学及光电子学设备与技术（影印版）对各种光电子设备做了深入浅出的论述，附有大量的习题，语法直观易于阅读。光学及光电子学设备与技术（影印版）既可作为光电子学相关领域专家的重要参考资料，又可作为当前光电子学教学中所需的实用教材，也可以作为研究人员的参考书，对当前光电子学课程教学能起到很好的补充作用。
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Acknowledgement
Preface
1. Wave particleduality of light
1.1 introduction
1.2 particleproperties of wave
1.2.1 PhotmlectricEffect
1.2.2 Quantum Theory of Light
1.3 waveproperties of particle
1.3.1 UncertaintyPrinciple
1.4 experimental proof of wave particleduality
1.5 radiometry
1.5.1Luminescence
1.5.2 Radiation
1.5.3 JunctionPhoto-Effect
1.5.4 Optical SourceParameters
1.5.5 Optical Detector'sParameters
1.6 laws of radiation
1.7 radiometricfundamentals
1.7.1 Basic Radiometer
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2. Geometricaloptics
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Optical pathformation principle
2.2.1 Fernat's Principle
2.3Image formation
2.4 Refractive index
2.5 Hygienprinciple of wavefront
2.6 Interference oflight
2.7 Laws of reflection
2.7.1 Laws ofReflection From Fermat's Principle
2.8 Laws ofrefraction
2.8.1 Laws of Refraction from Fermat'sPrinciple
2.9 Applications ofhuygen'sprinciple
2.9.1 Laws of Refraction using Huygen'sPrinciple
2.9.2 Total Internal Reflection
2.9.3Laws of Reflection using Huygen's PrincipaIe
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3. Refraction and reflection byspherical surfaces
3.1 introduction
3.2 gaussianformulae for single surface
3.2.1 Derivation oftheGaussian Formula
3.3 newtonian formula
3.4 thinlenses
3.4.1 Lens Formula
3.4.2 LateralMagnification
3.4.3 Power of Lens
3.4.4 ImagesFormed by Lenses
3.5 aberration of lenses
3.5.1Chromatic Aberration
3.5.2 MonochromaticAberrations
3.5.3 Spherical Aberration
3.5.4Coma
3.5.5 Astigmatism
3.5.6 Curvature ofField
3.5.7 Distonion
3.6 sphericalmirrors
3.6.1 Mirror ForrnuIa
3.6.2 LateralMagnification
3.6.3 Power of SphencalMirror
3.6.4 Uses of Lenses
3.6.5 Uses ofMirrors
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4. Opticalinstruments
4.1 Introduction
4.2 HumanEye
4.2.1 Defects of Vision
4.3Camera
4.3.1 Working Principle of a Camera
4.3.2Lens System of Camera
4.3.3 D:aphragm of aCamera
4.3.4 Shutter of a Camera
4.3.5 Stops andApenure
4.4 Microscope
4.4.1 CompoundMicroscope
4.4.2 Magnification of che CompoundMicrohcope
4.4.3 Microscope Objectives
4.4.4Eyepieces
4.4.5 Numerical Aperture
4.5Telescope
4.5.1 Astronomical Telescope
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5.Dispersion
5.1 Introduction
5.2Prism
5.3 Dispersion by a Prism
5.4Refractometers
5.4.1 GoniometricRelationship
5.4.2 InterferometricRelationship
5.4.3 Types of Refractomerers
5.4.4Jamin's Refractometer
5.4.5 Mach-ZehnderRefractometer
5.4.6 Rayltigh'sRefractorneter
5.4.7 Pulfrich Refractometer
5.5gratings
5.6 monocromator
5.6.1 PrismMonochromator
5.6.2 Grating Mnnochromator
5.6.3Ebert-Fa'srlstie Grating Monochromator
5.7spectrometer
5.8 profile projector
5.9interferometer
5.9.1 MichelsonInterferometer
5.9.2 Fabry-PerotInterferometer
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6. Luminescencediodes
6.1 introduction
6.2electroluminescence
6.2.1 EIectroluminescentDevices
6.3 optoelectronic semiconductormaterial
6.3.1 Injection Luminescent Device
6.3.2Injection Efticiency
6.3.3 Injection Efficiency ofHeterojunction Structure
6.3.4 RecombinationEfficiency
6.4 light emitting diode (LED)
6.4.1LED Construction
6.5 led structures
6.5.1 PlanarLED
6.5.2 Dome Shaped LED
6.5.3 HeterojunctionLED
6.5.4 Surface Emitting LED
6.5.5 EdgeEmitting LED
6.5.6 LED Chancteristics
6.5.7Intensity Distribution of Led
6.5.8 Temperature Dependenceof Output Power of LED
6.5.9 Spectral OutputCharacteristics of LED
6.6 modulation bandwidth ofLED
6.7 reliability of LED
6.8 advantages ofLED
6.9 uses of light emitting diodes
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7. Laser
7.1introduction
7.2 mechanism of light wavegeneration
7.3 population inversion
7.4 opticalfeedback in laser
7.5 threshold condition andgain
7.6 gas laser
7.6.1 Helium NeonLaser
7.6.2 Carbon Dioxide Laser
7.7 solid statelaser
7.7.1 Ruby Laser
7.7.2 Nd:YAGLaser
7.8 liquid laser
7.9 semiconductorlaser
7.9.1 Semiconductor Laser Structure
7.9.2Buried Heterostructure Laser
7.9.3 Distributed FeedbackLaser
7.9.4 Quantum Well Lases
7.9.5 Mode Lockingin Laser
7.9.6 QSwitching in Laser
7.9.7 TunableSemiconductor Laser
7.10 properties of laserlight
7.11 advantages of laser over other opticalsources
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8. Opticaldetectors
8.1 introduction
8.2 thermaldetectors
8.3 quantum detectors
8.3.1Photoelectric Effect
8.4 photoemissivecells
8.4.1 Photocell
8.4.2 Gas FilledPhotoemissive Tubes
8.4.3 PhotomultipIiers
8.5semiconductor photoelectric transducer
8.5.1 LightDependent Resistor(LDR)
8.6 photovoltaic cell
8.7light activated silicon controlled rectifier (lascr)
8.8photo-conductive detector
8.9 solar cell
8.9.1Heterostructured Solar Cell
8.9.2 Quasi MonocrystallineSilicon Solar Cell
8.10 p-n junctionphotodiode
8.10.1 Pin Photodiode
8.10.2 AvalanchePhotodiode
8.11 phototransistor
8.12 high-speedmetal-semiconductor-metal photo diode
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9. Fiber optics
9.1introduction
9.2 optical fiber material
9.3fabrication of optical fiber
9.3.1 OpticalFibers
9.3.2 Optical Fiber Cables
9.4 opticalfiber as waveguide
9.4.1 Step Index Fiber
9.4.2Graded Index Fiber
9.5 principle of raypropagation
9.5.1 Meridional Ray
9.5.2 SkewRays
9.5.3 Acceptance Angle and NumericalAperture
9.6 electromagnetic wavepropagation
9.6.1 EIsctromagnetic Wave Propagation in StepIndex Fiber
9.6.2 EIecsrornagnetic Wave Propagation inGraM Index Fiber
9.7 single mode and multimodefiber
9.7.1 NomaIized Frequency
9.7.2 Cut offWavelength
9.7.3 Mode Volume
9.7.4 Mode FieldDiameter
9.7.5 Effective Refractive Index
9.8advantage of optical fiber
9.9 losses in opticalfiber
9.9.1 Absorption
9.9.2 Material AbsorptionLosses
9.9.3 Extrinsic Absorption Loss
9.9.4Intrinsic Absorption Loss
9.9.5 Absorption Los: 3ue toAtomic Defects in Basic Material (Glass)
9.9.6 ScatteringLosses
9.9.7 Rayleigh Scattering Loss
9.9.8 Miescattering loss
9.10 nonlinear scatteringlosses
9.10.1 Brillouin Scattering
9.10.2 RamanScattering
9.11 fiber bendlosses
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10. Optocoupler and fiber opticinstrumentation
10.1 introduction
10.2optocoupler
10.2.1 Main Features ofOptocoupler
10.2.2 Basic Components of OproeEecmnicCoupler
10.2.3 Fhotodetector
10.3 characteristicsof optoelectronic couplers
10.4 optoelectronicisolator
10.4.1 LED-Photodiode OptoelectronicIsolator
10.4.2 Isolation of LED-Photodiode OptmIectronicIsolator
10.4.3 LED-Phototransistor OptlwlectronicIsolator
10.5 speed of response of optoelectroniccoupler
10.6 applications of optoelectronicisolators
10.6.1 AC Line Voltage Monitor
10.6.2Fiber Optic Pressure Sensor
10.6.3 Fiber Optic FlowSensor
10.6.4 Optical Fiber DisplacementSensor
10.6.5 Optical Current Sensor
10.6.6 FiberOptic Displacement Sensor
10.6.7 ProfileProjector
10.7 optoelectronic sensors andtransducers
10.7.1 Temperature Sensors
10.8 oragggrating filter
10.9 optical spectrumanalyzer
10.10 fiber amplifiers
10.10.1 SRS andSBS Fiber Amplifier
10.10.2 Erbium Dopped Fiber Amplifiers(EDFA)
10.11 optoelectronic medicalinstruments
10.12 measurements on opticalfibers
10.12.1 Fiber AttenuationMeasurement
10.12.2 Measurement of Spectral Loss(Attenuation)
10.12.3 Spot AttenuationMeasurement
10.12.4 Optical Time Domain Reflectrometry(OTDR)
10.12.5 Absorption LossMeasurement
10.12.6 Refractive Index Profile Measurementof an Optical Fiber
10.12.7 Fiber Scattering LossMeasurement
10.12.8 OpticaI Fiber DispersionMeasurement
10.12.9 Measurement of Numerical Aperture ofan OpticaI Fiber
10.12.10 Outer Diameter Measurement ofOptical Fiber
10.12.11 Measurement af Core Diameter ofOptical Fiber
10.12.12 Measurement of Mode Field Diameterof an Optical Fiber
10.12.13 Optical Return Loss Due toReflectance
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11. Display devices andoptoelectronic measuring systems
11.1introduction
11.2 display systems
11.2.1 SevenSegment Alphanumeric LED Display
11.3 liquid crystal diode(lcd) display
11.4 plasma display
11.5optoelectronic measurement systems
11.6 optoelectronicsources
11.7 optical detector
11.8 opticaltransducer
11.9 photoelectric effect
11.10optical fiber sensor systems
11.11 modescrambler
11.12 mode filters
11.13 preparation ofoptical fiber ends
11.14 controlled fracturetechnique
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12. Holographictechniques
12.1 introduction
12.2 basicprinciples of holography
12.3 theory
12.4properties of holograms
12.5 requirement of holographictechnique
12.6 application of holographictechnique
12.7 experimental arrangement for preparation ofhologram
12.8 different types of holograms
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Appendix-Ⅰ:Electro-optics andmagneto-optics
Appendix-Ⅱ:The PhysicalConstants
Refractive indices for opticalglasses
Refractive indices of opticalcrystals
Appendix-Ⅲ:Laser Classification andSafety
Appendix-Ⅳ:fiber optic instruments andcomponents
optical power meter
technicalspecifications
connectors and cleavers
butt jointconnectors
expanded beam connectors
technicalspecification
optical fiber cleaver
splicingmachine
fusion splice
v-groovesplice
elastic tubesplice
specifications
optical slightsource
Index
Preface
1. Wave particleduality of light
1.1 introduction
1.2 particleproperties of wave
1.2.1 PhotmlectricEffect
1.2.2 Quantum Theory of Light
1.3 waveproperties of particle
1.3.1 UncertaintyPrinciple
1.4 experimental proof of wave particleduality
1.5 radiometry
1.5.1Luminescence
1.5.2 Radiation
1.5.3 JunctionPhoto-Effect
1.5.4 Optical SourceParameters
1.5.5 Optical Detector'sParameters
1.6 laws of radiation
1.7 radiometricfundamentals
1.7.1 Basic Radiometer
SolvedProblems
Unsolved Pmbiems
ReviewQuetions
Choose the CorrectAnswer
References
2. Geometricaloptics
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Optical pathformation principle
2.2.1 Fernat's Principle
2.3Image formation
2.4 Refractive index
2.5 Hygienprinciple of wavefront
2.6 Interference oflight
2.7 Laws of reflection
2.7.1 Laws ofReflection From Fermat's Principle
2.8 Laws ofrefraction
2.8.1 Laws of Refraction from Fermat'sPrinciple
2.9 Applications ofhuygen'sprinciple
2.9.1 Laws of Refraction using Huygen'sPrinciple
2.9.2 Total Internal Reflection
2.9.3Laws of Reflection using Huygen's PrincipaIe
SolvedProblems
Unsolved Problems
ReviewQuestions
Objecrive Questions
Choose the CorrectAnswer
References
3. Refraction and reflection byspherical surfaces
3.1 introduction
3.2 gaussianformulae for single surface
3.2.1 Derivation oftheGaussian Formula
3.3 newtonian formula
3.4 thinlenses
3.4.1 Lens Formula
3.4.2 LateralMagnification
3.4.3 Power of Lens
3.4.4 ImagesFormed by Lenses
3.5 aberration of lenses
3.5.1Chromatic Aberration
3.5.2 MonochromaticAberrations
3.5.3 Spherical Aberration
3.5.4Coma
3.5.5 Astigmatism
3.5.6 Curvature ofField
3.5.7 Distonion
3.6 sphericalmirrors
3.6.1 Mirror ForrnuIa
3.6.2 LateralMagnification
3.6.3 Power of SphencalMirror
3.6.4 Uses of Lenses
3.6.5 Uses ofMirrors
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Review Questions
ObjectiveQuesrions
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References
4. Opticalinstruments
4.1 Introduction
4.2 HumanEye
4.2.1 Defects of Vision
4.3Camera
4.3.1 Working Principle of a Camera
4.3.2Lens System of Camera
4.3.3 D:aphragm of aCamera
4.3.4 Shutter of a Camera
4.3.5 Stops andApenure
4.4 Microscope
4.4.1 CompoundMicroscope
4.4.2 Magnification of che CompoundMicrohcope
4.4.3 Microscope Objectives
4.4.4Eyepieces
4.4.5 Numerical Aperture
4.5Telescope
4.5.1 Astronomical Telescope
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Chouse the CorrecrAnswer
Review Questions
References
5.Dispersion
5.1 Introduction
5.2Prism
5.3 Dispersion by a Prism
5.4Refractometers
5.4.1 GoniometricRelationship
5.4.2 InterferometricRelationship
5.4.3 Types of Refractomerers
5.4.4Jamin's Refractometer
5.4.5 Mach-ZehnderRefractometer
5.4.6 Rayltigh'sRefractorneter
5.4.7 Pulfrich Refractometer
5.5gratings
5.6 monocromator
5.6.1 PrismMonochromator
5.6.2 Grating Mnnochromator
5.6.3Ebert-Fa'srlstie Grating Monochromator
5.7spectrometer
5.8 profile projector
5.9interferometer
5.9.1 MichelsonInterferometer
5.9.2 Fabry-PerotInterferometer
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6. Luminescencediodes
6.1 introduction
6.2electroluminescence
6.2.1 EIectroluminescentDevices
6.3 optoelectronic semiconductormaterial
6.3.1 Injection Luminescent Device
6.3.2Injection Efticiency
6.3.3 Injection Efficiency ofHeterojunction Structure
6.3.4 RecombinationEfficiency
6.4 light emitting diode (LED)
6.4.1LED Construction
6.5 led structures
6.5.1 PlanarLED
6.5.2 Dome Shaped LED
6.5.3 HeterojunctionLED
6.5.4 Surface Emitting LED
6.5.5 EdgeEmitting LED
6.5.6 LED Chancteristics
6.5.7Intensity Distribution of Led
6.5.8 Temperature Dependenceof Output Power of LED
6.5.9 Spectral OutputCharacteristics of LED
6.6 modulation bandwidth ofLED
6.7 reliability of LED
6.8 advantages ofLED
6.9 uses of light emitting diodes
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References
7. Laser
7.1introduction
7.2 mechanism of light wavegeneration
7.3 population inversion
7.4 opticalfeedback in laser
7.5 threshold condition andgain
7.6 gas laser
7.6.1 Helium NeonLaser
7.6.2 Carbon Dioxide Laser
7.7 solid statelaser
7.7.1 Ruby Laser
7.7.2 Nd:YAGLaser
7.8 liquid laser
7.9 semiconductorlaser
7.9.1 Semiconductor Laser Structure
7.9.2Buried Heterostructure Laser
7.9.3 Distributed FeedbackLaser
7.9.4 Quantum Well Lases
7.9.5 Mode Lockingin Laser
7.9.6 QSwitching in Laser
7.9.7 TunableSemiconductor Laser
7.10 properties of laserlight
7.11 advantages of laser over other opticalsources
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References
8. Opticaldetectors
8.1 introduction
8.2 thermaldetectors
8.3 quantum detectors
8.3.1Photoelectric Effect
8.4 photoemissivecells
8.4.1 Photocell
8.4.2 Gas FilledPhotoemissive Tubes
8.4.3 PhotomultipIiers
8.5semiconductor photoelectric transducer
8.5.1 LightDependent Resistor(LDR)
8.6 photovoltaic cell
8.7light activated silicon controlled rectifier (lascr)
8.8photo-conductive detector
8.9 solar cell
8.9.1Heterostructured Solar Cell
8.9.2 Quasi MonocrystallineSilicon Solar Cell
8.10 p-n junctionphotodiode
8.10.1 Pin Photodiode
8.10.2 AvalanchePhotodiode
8.11 phototransistor
8.12 high-speedmetal-semiconductor-metal photo diode
SolvedProblem
Unsolved Problems
ReviewQuestions
Objecrive Questions
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Refemnces
9. Fiber optics
9.1introduction
9.2 optical fiber material
9.3fabrication of optical fiber
9.3.1 OpticalFibers
9.3.2 Optical Fiber Cables
9.4 opticalfiber as waveguide
9.4.1 Step Index Fiber
9.4.2Graded Index Fiber
9.5 principle of raypropagation
9.5.1 Meridional Ray
9.5.2 SkewRays
9.5.3 Acceptance Angle and NumericalAperture
9.6 electromagnetic wavepropagation
9.6.1 EIsctromagnetic Wave Propagation in StepIndex Fiber
9.6.2 EIecsrornagnetic Wave Propagation inGraM Index Fiber
9.7 single mode and multimodefiber
9.7.1 NomaIized Frequency
9.7.2 Cut offWavelength
9.7.3 Mode Volume
9.7.4 Mode FieldDiameter
9.7.5 Effective Refractive Index
9.8advantage of optical fiber
9.9 losses in opticalfiber
9.9.1 Absorption
9.9.2 Material AbsorptionLosses
9.9.3 Extrinsic Absorption Loss
9.9.4Intrinsic Absorption Loss
9.9.5 Absorption Los: 3ue toAtomic Defects in Basic Material (Glass)
9.9.6 ScatteringLosses
9.9.7 Rayleigh Scattering Loss
9.9.8 Miescattering loss
9.10 nonlinear scatteringlosses
9.10.1 Brillouin Scattering
9.10.2 RamanScattering
9.11 fiber bendlosses
Problems
ReviewQuestions
Objective Questions
Choose the CorrectAnswer
References
10. Optocoupler and fiber opticinstrumentation
10.1 introduction
10.2optocoupler
10.2.1 Main Features ofOptocoupler
10.2.2 Basic Components of OproeEecmnicCoupler
10.2.3 Fhotodetector
10.3 characteristicsof optoelectronic couplers
10.4 optoelectronicisolator
10.4.1 LED-Photodiode OptoelectronicIsolator
10.4.2 Isolation of LED-Photodiode OptmIectronicIsolator
10.4.3 LED-Phototransistor OptlwlectronicIsolator
10.5 speed of response of optoelectroniccoupler
10.6 applications of optoelectronicisolators
10.6.1 AC Line Voltage Monitor
10.6.2Fiber Optic Pressure Sensor
10.6.3 Fiber Optic FlowSensor
10.6.4 Optical Fiber DisplacementSensor
10.6.5 Optical Current Sensor
10.6.6 FiberOptic Displacement Sensor
10.6.7 ProfileProjector
10.7 optoelectronic sensors andtransducers
10.7.1 Temperature Sensors
10.8 oragggrating filter
10.9 optical spectrumanalyzer
10.10 fiber amplifiers
10.10.1 SRS andSBS Fiber Amplifier
10.10.2 Erbium Dopped Fiber Amplifiers(EDFA)
10.11 optoelectronic medicalinstruments
10.12 measurements on opticalfibers
10.12.1 Fiber AttenuationMeasurement
10.12.2 Measurement of Spectral Loss(Attenuation)
10.12.3 Spot AttenuationMeasurement
10.12.4 Optical Time Domain Reflectrometry(OTDR)
10.12.5 Absorption LossMeasurement
10.12.6 Refractive Index Profile Measurementof an Optical Fiber
10.12.7 Fiber Scattering LossMeasurement
10.12.8 OpticaI Fiber DispersionMeasurement
10.12.9 Measurement of Numerical Aperture ofan OpticaI Fiber
10.12.10 Outer Diameter Measurement ofOptical Fiber
10.12.11 Measurement af Core Diameter ofOptical Fiber
10.12.12 Measurement of Mode Field Diameterof an Optical Fiber
10.12.13 Optical Return Loss Due toReflectance
Solved Problems
UnsolvedPmblems
Review Questions
ObjectiveQuestions
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References
11. Display devices andoptoelectronic measuring systems
11.1introduction
11.2 display systems
11.2.1 SevenSegment Alphanumeric LED Display
11.3 liquid crystal diode(lcd) display
11.4 plasma display
11.5optoelectronic measurement systems
11.6 optoelectronicsources
11.7 optical detector
11.8 opticaltransducer
11.9 photoelectric effect
11.10optical fiber sensor systems
11.11 modescrambler
11.12 mode filters
11.13 preparation ofoptical fiber ends
11.14 controlled fracturetechnique
Review Questions
ObjectiveQuestions
Choose the CnrwcrAnswer
References
12. Holographictechniques
12.1 introduction
12.2 basicprinciples of holography
12.3 theory
12.4properties of holograms
12.5 requirement of holographictechnique
12.6 application of holographictechnique
12.7 experimental arrangement for preparation ofhologram
12.8 different types of holograms
ReviewQuestions
Objective Questions
Choose the CnrwcrAnswer
References
Appendix-Ⅰ:Electro-optics andmagneto-optics
Appendix-Ⅱ:The PhysicalConstants
Refractive indices for opticalglasses
Refractive indices of opticalcrystals
Appendix-Ⅲ:Laser Classification andSafety
Appendix-Ⅳ:fiber optic instruments andcomponents
optical power meter
technicalspecifications
connectors and cleavers
butt jointconnectors
expanded beam connectors
technicalspecification
optical fiber cleaver
splicingmachine
fusion splice
v-groovesplice
elastic tubesplice
specifications
optical slightsource
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