Optical electronics in modern communications
5th ed.
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Author
Contributions
- Yariv, Amnon. - Contributor
Publication
1997 - Oxford University Press, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
186,000 words, Guess
Page Count
744 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL814790M
- ISBN-100195106261
- OCLC Control Number33897722
- OCLC Control Numberopticalelectroni0000yari
- Library of Congress Control Number95052302
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- Goodreads1655388
- LibraryThing163151
Classifications
- DDC621.382/7
- LCCTA1675 .Y37 1997
Description
Now in its fifth edition, Optical Electronics in Modern Communications reflects the latest developments in the field Yariv helped define. The changes to this edition emulate the continuous ascendance of optical communication to the forefront of communication technology, evidenced also by the change in title from Optical Electronics in previous editions. The text introduces readers to the first principles of phenomena and devices used in the practice of laser physics, including applications based on lasers with emphasis placed on optical fiber communications, and features real-life examples as well as extensive problems. New to this edition are sections on pulse dispersion and narrowing in fibers, high speed modulation of semiconductor lasers, vertical cavity lasers, quantum optics, holographic data storage, fiber gratings, and dfb lasers. A solutions manual is also available for instructors. Known as the authoritative forerunner on optical electronics, this new edition can be used as both a core text in the classroom and as an invaluable reference for practicing engineers.
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Series Statement
- The Oxford series in electrical and computer engineering
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