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| They are very useful as wavelength filters and dispersion compensators in the new wavelength division multiplexed optical fiber communication systems and also make excellent strain sensors that can be networked to obtain distributed strain measurements of large structures, such as bridges and ships. He said the Freightshaker has sanders, horns, train-line brakes, traction booster with compensators, hydrostatic drive and 16,000-pounds tractive effort. There are no defined interoperable optical interfaces for 40 G/bps serial data transmission for links with over eN200ps/nm of accumulated dispersion, which corresponds to a transmission distance of 10 km over SMF, without the use of dispersion compensators. |
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