Question 1

How many techniques are used to tune monolithic integrated devices (lasers)?

Accepted Answer

A) five 
B) one 
C) two 
D) three 
A) five 
B) one 
C) two 
D) three

Question 2

_______________ fibers include addition of lead fluoride to the core glass in order to raise the relative refractive index.

Accepted Answer

A) solid-state 
B) gaas 
C) semiconductor 
D) zblanp 
A) solid-state 
B) gaas 
C) semiconductor 
D) zblanp

Question 3

An effective method to reduce the line-width is to make the cavity longer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

____________________ lasers are presently the major laser source for optical fiber communications

Accepted Answer

A) semiconductor 
B) non-semiconductor 
C) injection 
D) solid-state 
A) semiconductor 
B) non-semiconductor 
C) injection 
D) solid-state

Question 5

Dynamic line-width broadening under the direct modulation of injection current is known as

Accepted Answer

A) auger recombination 
B) inter-valence band absorption 
C) carrier leakage effects 
D) frequency chirping 
A) auger recombination 
B) inter-valence band absorption 
C) carrier leakage effects 
D) frequency chirping

How many techniques are used to tune monolithic integrated devices (lasers)?

_______________ fibers include addition of lead fluoride to the core glass in order to raise the relative refractive index.

An effective method to reduce the line-width is to make the cavity longer.

____________________ lasers are presently the major laser source for optical fiber communications

Dynamic line-width broadening under the direct modulation of injection current is known as

Fiber Optics Communication

Optical Fibers: Refraction, Transmission Losses, and Dispersion

Fiber Optics: Dispersion, Absorption, and Losses

Optical Fiber Communication: Scattering, Polarization, and Dispersion

Fiber Optics and Dispersion

Fiber Optics Fabrication Techniques and Phenomena

Optical Fiber Communication and Fabrication

Various Aspects of Optical Fiber Design and Performance

Fiber Optic Coupling and Losses

Fiber Splicing Techniques and Requirements

Optical Fiber Devices and Components

Yag Laser and Optical Fiber Communications

Semiconductor Laser Technologies: Refractive Index, Junctions, Efficiency, and Structures

Semiconductor Laser Devices and Mechanisms

Laser Technology and Devices

Led Efficiency and Power Generation in Optical Communication

Optical Communication and Led Performance Analysis

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Exam 15: Key Concepts in Laser and Optical Fiber Communication Technology

How many techniques are used to tune monolithic integrated devices (lasers)?

_______________ fibers include addition of lead fluoride to the core glass in order to raise the relative refractive index.

An effective method to reduce the line-width is to make the cavity longer.

____________________ lasers are presently the major laser source for optical fiber communications

Dynamic line-width broadening under the direct modulation of injection current is known as

Fiber Optics Communication

Optical Fibers: Refraction, Transmission Losses, and Dispersion

Fiber Optics: Dispersion, Absorption, and Losses

Optical Fiber Communication: Scattering, Polarization, and Dispersion

Fiber Optics and Dispersion

Fiber Optics Fabrication Techniques and Phenomena

Optical Fiber Communication and Fabrication

Various Aspects of Optical Fiber Design and Performance

Fiber Optic Coupling and Losses

Fiber Splicing Techniques and Requirements

Optical Fiber Devices and Components

Yag Laser and Optical Fiber Communications

Semiconductor Laser Technologies: Refractive Index, Junctions, Efficiency, and Structures

Semiconductor Laser Devices and Mechanisms

Laser Technology and Devices

Led Efficiency and Power Generation in Optical Communication

Optical Communication and Led Performance Analysis

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