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Fiber Optic Data Communication


Author(s): DeCusatis
ISBN10:  0122078926
ISBN13:  9780122078927
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  3/8/2002
Publisher(s): Elsevier Science & Technology

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SummaryTable of Contents
This book is an authoritative review of current and future trends in the field of telecommunications. Written by industry experts who are developing leading-edge data communication networks, Fiber Optic Data Communication provides professionals and students alike with a look at emerging technologies and their applications. Four of the chapters have been revised from DeCusatis's best-selling book, Handbook of Fiber Optic Data Communications; the remaining eight chapters are all new. Seven helpful appendices, a glossary, and a list of technical acronyms are included. This book can stand alone or as a companion volume to DeCusatis: Handbook of Fiber Optic Data Communication, Second Edition (February 2002, ISBN: 0-12-207891-8).

* Includes emerging technologies such as Infiniband, 10 Gigabit Ethernet, and MPLS Optical Switching
* Describes leading edge commercial products, including LEAF and MetroCore fibers, dense wavelength multiplexing, and Small Form Factor transceiver packages
* Covers all major industry standards, often written by the same people who designed the standards themselves
* Includes an expanded listing of references on the World Wide Web, plus hard-to-find references for international, homologation, and type approval requirements
* Convenient tables of key optical datacom parameters and glossary with hundreds of definitions and acronyms
* Industry buzzwords explained, including SAN, NAS, and MAN networking
* Datacom market analysis and future projections from industry leading forecasters

Building on the success of the original Handbook of Fiber Optic Data Communication, this handbook combines the revised future technology section of its predecessor with 8 new chapters plus a new glossary and list of technical acronyms.
Contributors xi
Preface xiii
Part 1 Technology Advances
History of Fiber Optics
3(29)
Jeff D. Montgomery
Earliest Civilization to the Printing Press
3(2)
The Next 500 Years: Printing Press to Year 2000
5(4)
Fiber Optic Communication Advancement, 1950-2000
9(8)
Communication Storage and Retrieval
17(5)
Future of Fiber Optic Communications, 2000-2050
22(10)
References
31(1)
Market Analysis and Business Planning
32(31)
Yann Y. Morvan
Ronald C. Lasky
Introduction
32(1)
The Need for Applications
32(1)
Supporting Technology Infrastructure
33(1)
Implementing a Market Survey
34(3)
Business Planning
37(4)
Summary
41(22)
Appendix: Market Analysis on a Transmitter Optical Subassembly
42(1)
Industry Description and Outlook
42(3)
World Fiber Optics Industry
45(3)
Target Markets
48(10)
Competition
58(2)
Position
60(1)
Conclusion
61(1)
References
62(1)
Small Form Factor Fiber Optic Connectors
63(26)
John Fox
Casimer DeCusatis
Introduction
63(1)
MT-RJ Connector
64(4)
SC-DC Connector
68(3)
VF-45 Connector
71(3)
LC Connector
74(3)
Other Types of SFF Connectors
77(2)
Transceivers
79(1)
SFF Comparison
80(9)
References
87(2)
Specialty Fiber Optic Cables
89(45)
Casimer DeCusatis
John Fox
Introduction
89(1)
Fabrication of Conventional Fiber Cables
89(9)
Fiber Transport Services
98(13)
Polarization Controlling Fibers
111(3)
Dispersion Controlling Fibers
114(5)
Photosensitive Fibers
119(1)
Plastic Optical Fiber
120(3)
Optical Amplifiers
123(2)
Futures
125(9)
References
131(3)
Optical Wavelength Division Multiplexing for Data Communication Networks
134(82)
Casimer DeCusatis
Introduction and Background
134(6)
Wavelength Multiplexing
140(30)
Commercial WDM Systems
170(22)
Intelligent Optical Internetworking
192(15)
Future Directions and Conclusions
207(9)
References
211(5)
Optical Backplanes, Board and Chip Interconnects
216(54)
Rainer Michalzik
Introduction
216(3)
Frame-to-Frame Interconnections
219(11)
Optical Backplanes
230(11)
Optical Board Interconnects
241(5)
Optical Chip Interconnections
246(9)
Conclusion
255(15)
References
256(14)
Parallel Computer Architectures Using Fiber Optics
270(33)
David B. Sher
Casimer DeCusatis
Introduction
270(4)
Historical and Current Processors
274(9)
Detailed Architecture Descriptions
283(13)
Optically Interconnected Parallel Supercomputers
296(2)
Parallel Futures
298(5)
References
299(4)
Part 2 The Future
Packaging Assembly Techniques
303(18)
Ronald C. Lasky
Adam Singer
Prashant Chouta
Packaging Assembly --- Overview
303(12)
Optoelectronic Packaging Overview
315(1)
Component Level Optoelectronic Packaging
316(1)
Module Level Optoelectronic Packaging
317(1)
System Level Optoelectronic Packaging
318(3)
References
320(1)
InfiniBand---The Interconnect from Backplane to Fiber
321(31)
Ali Ghiasi
Introduction
321(1)
Infiniband Link Layer
322(4)
Optical Signal and Jitter Methodology
326(8)
Optical Specifications
334(11)
Optical Receptacle and Connector
345(4)
Fiber Optic Cable Plant Specifications
349(3)
References
351(1)
New Devices for Optoelectronics: Smart Pixels
352(70)
Barry L. Shoop
Andre H. Sayles
Daniel M. Litynski
Historical Perspective
353(1)
Multiple Quantum Well Devices
354(5)
Smart Pixel Technology
359(16)
Design Considerations
375(6)
Applications
381(28)
Future Trends and Directions
409(13)
References
410(12)
Emerging Technology for Fiber Optic Data Communication
422(25)
Chung-Sheng Li
Introduction
422(2)
Architecture of All-Optical Network
424(2)
Tunable Transmitter
426(3)
Tunable Receiver
429(4)
Optical Amplifier
433(3)
Wavelength Multiplexer/Demultiplexer
436(1)
Wavelength Router
437(3)
Wavelength Converter
440(3)
Summary
443(4)
References
443(4)
Manufacturing Challenges
447(39)
Eric Maass
Customer Requirements --- Trends
447(3)
Manufacturing Requirements --- Trends
450(29)
Manufacturing Alternatives
479(7)
Appendix A Measurement Conversion Tables 486(2)
Appendix B Physical Constants 488(1)
Appendix C Index of Professional Organizations 489(2)
Appendix D OSI Model 491(1)
Appendix E Network Standards and Documents 492(3)
Appendix F Data Network Rates 495(10)
Appendix G Other Datacom Developments 505(6)
Acronyms 511(18)
Glossary 529(26)
Index 555

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