Question 1

Which of the following does not provide single frequency operation?

Accepted Answer

A) short cavity resonator 
B) dsm lasers 
C) coupled cavity resonator 
D) fabry-perot resonator 
A) short cavity resonator 
B) dsm lasers 
C) coupled cavity resonator 
D) fabry-perot resonator

Question 2

_________________ is a technique used to render the non-conducting material around the active cavity by producing permanent defects in the implanted area

Accepted Answer

A) dispersion 
B) ion de-plantation 
C) ion implantation 
D) attenuation 
A) dispersion 
B) ion de-plantation 
C) ion implantation 
D) attenuation

Question 3

Dot-in-well device is also known as

Accepted Answer

A) dh lasers. 
B) bh lasers. 
C) qd lasers. 
D) gain guided lasers. 
A) dh lasers. 
B) bh lasers. 
C) qd lasers. 
D) gain guided lasers.

Question 4

A BH can have anything from a single electron to several electrons.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

__________________ may be improved through the use of frequency-selective feedback so that the cavity loss is different for various longitudinal modes.

Accepted Answer

A) frequency selectivity 
B) longitudinal mode selectivity 
C) electrical feedback 
D) dissipated power 
A) frequency selectivity 
B) longitudinal mode selectivity 
C) electrical feedback 
D) dissipated power

Which of the following does not provide single frequency operation?

_________________ is a technique used to render the non-conducting material around the active cavity by producing permanent defects in the implanted area

Dot-in-well device is also known as

A BH can have anything from a single electron to several electrons.

__________________ may be improved through the use of frequency-selective feedback so that the cavity loss is different for various longitudinal modes.

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Which of the following does not provide single frequency operation?

_________________ is a technique used to render the non-conducting material around the active cavity by producing permanent defects in the implanted area

Dot-in-well device is also known as

A BH can have anything from a single electron to several electrons.

__________________ may be improved through the use of frequency-selective feedback so that the cavity loss is different for various longitudinal modes.

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Optical Fiber Communication and Fabrication

Various Aspects of Optical Fiber Design and Performance

Fiber Optic Coupling and Losses

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