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22 August 1985Investigation Of Some Factors Affecting The Accuracy Of Fibre Optic Bandwidth Measurements
Repeatable measurements of the bandwidth of multimode fibres, with a good understanding of the systematic errors involved are required for the design and maintenance of communication systems. A measurement system is described which facilitates a close comparison between results obtained using time and frequency domain techniques. The optical layout provides an alternative to the "cut-back" method for system response measurements. Systematic errors associated with each technique are illustrated and methods to overcome them are presented.
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B. Walker, J. M. Williams, "Investigation Of Some Factors Affecting The Accuracy Of Fibre Optic Bandwidth Measurements," Proc. SPIE 0522, Fibre Optics '85, (22 August 1985); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.946223