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Using the optical frequency domain technique for the analysis of discrete and distributed reflections in an optical fiber

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Abstract

The optical frequency domain technique has been used in the analysis of discrete and distributed reflections in an optical fiber. To study discrete reflections, three examples are shown on a single-mode fiber: the first involves one reflector, the second and third examples use two and three reflectors in sequence. Another investigation is conducted on a 500-m multimode fiber to detect distributed reflections. This technique is suitable for recognition of the positions and properties of discrete reflections along an optical fiber.

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Mehdi Shadaram and William L. Kuriger, "Using the optical frequency domain technique for the analysis of discrete and distributed reflections in an optical fiber: errata," Appl. Opt. 23, 1906-1906 (1984)
https://opg.optica.org/ao/abstract.cfm?uri=ao-23-12-1906

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