his is the second edition of this highly successful book, giving an introduction to the fundamentals, problems and techniques of design and utilisation of optical fiber systems. All the chapters have been updated and many have been extended with extra sections including the most recent developments. In addition, three new chapters have been incorporated.All the major developments in single-mode fibers.Current practice in optical fiber couplers and wavelength division multiplexing devices.Broad coverage of optical amplifiers and active integrated optic devices.Greater emphasis on advanced systems of and techniques, such as coherent transmission.Detailed treatment of the application areas such as optical sensors and local area networks.A wealth of worked examples, problems, exercises and references.
This comprehensive second retains its practical orientation combined with a clear readable presentation. It is suitable as a text for use on advanced undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the areas of electrical-electronic, engineering, computing and applied physics, Furthermore, it remains of considerable value and use for practising engineers, technologist and scientist who require and up-to-date refer3ence to this rapidly developing field.
He is Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering at the Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, and this second edition of the book continues to draw on his wide experience of both teaching and research in his area.
Table of Contents:
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Optical fiber waveguides
3. Transmission characteristics of optical fibers
4. Optical fibers and cables
5. Optical fiber connection: joints and couplers
6. Optical sources 1: the laser
7. Optical sources 2: the light emitting diode
8. Optical detectors
9. Direct detection receiver performance considerations
10. Optical amplification and integrated optics
11. Integrated Optics and Pho-tonics
12. Optical fiber systems 1: intensity modulation/direct detection
13. Optical Fiber Systems 2: coherent and phase modulated
14. Optical fiber measurements
15. Optical Networks
Appendix A The field relations in a planar guide
Appendix B Gaussian pulse response
Appendix C Variance of a random variable
Appendix D Variance of the sum of independent random variables
Appendix E Closed loop transfer function for the transimpedance amplifier
Index
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