Optical Fibre Telecommnication III consist of two separated volumes A and B. The author are Ivan P. KAMINOW and Thomas L. KOCH. This book covers the following contents: Sonet and ATM that discuss about network solutions, synchronous transmission networking: Sonet and the SDH, ATM networking with references. 2) Coding and error corrections in optical fiber communication systems - this covers common modulation formats for fiber system, fundamental detection performance and deviations of currently available systems, potential role of forward error-correcting codes in fiber systems and its beneficial ripple effects on system and hardware design, practical codes, applications of coding in future lightwave systems. 3) Advance in fiber and processing - erbium dope fiber amplifier, high-power fiber amplifier, amplification, dispersion management and special connector fibers. 4) Advance in cable design - performance, reliability, and standard, outsidfe plant cable. 5) Polarization effects in lightwave systems - origin of polarization effects in fiber, PMD in systems, measurement of PMD, polarization effects in amplified systems. 6) dispersion compensation for optical fiber system - light wave system, chromatic dispersion, dispertion compensation, next step. 7) fiber nonlinearrities and their impact on transmission systems 8) terrestial amplified lightwave system design 9) undersea amplified lightwave system design 10) advance in high tide bit-rate transmission systems 11) solutions in high bit-rate, long-distance transmission 11) survey of fiber optics in local access architectures 12) lightwave analog video transmission and 13) advance multiaccess lightwave networks. Paste this link to download files (http://rapidshare.de/files/21326185/KAMINOW__I._P.__1997_._Optical_Fiber_Telecommunications_III__2_vols._.rar)
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Posted: October 5th, 2008, 8:34am CEST by i-garlic
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Optical Fibre Telecommnication III consist of two separated volumes A and B. The author are Ivan P. KAMINOW and Thomas L. KOCH. This book covers the following contents: Sonet and ATM that discuss about network solutions, synchronous transmission networking: Sonet and the SDH, ATM networking with references. 2) Coding and error corrections in optical fiber communication systems - this covers common modulation formats for fiber system, fundamental detection performance and deviations of currently available systems, potential role of forward error-correcting codes in fiber systems and its beneficial ripple effects on system and hardware design, practical codes, applications of coding in future lightwave systems. 3) Advance in fiber and processing - erbium dope fiber amplifier, high-power fiber amplifier, amplification, dispersion management and special connector fibers. 4) Advance in cable design - performance, reliability, and standard, outsidfe plant cable. 5) Polarization effects in lightwave systems - origin of polarization effects in fiber, PMD in systems, measurement of PMD, polarization effects in amplified systems. 6) dispersion compensation for optical fiber system - light wave system, chromatic dispersion, dispertion compensation, next step. 7) fiber nonlinearrities and their impact on transmission systems 8) terrestial amplified lightwave system design 9) undersea amplified lightwave system design 10) advance in high tide bit-rate transmission systems 11) solutions in high bit-rate, long-distance transmission 11) survey of fiber optics in local access architectures 12) lightwave analog video transmission and 13) advance multiaccess lightwave networks. Paste this link to download files (http://rapidshare.de/files/21326185/KAMINOW__I._P.__1997_._Optical_Fiber_Telecommunications_III__2_vols._.rar)
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Posted: October 5th, 2008, 5:54am CEST by i-garlic
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Another exciting book in the world of electronics from Keith Jack who has architected and introduced to market over 25 multimedia ICs for the PC and consumer markets. Today, the rapid conversion to digital video has taken place with consequent changes in broadcast standards and technologies. This is what we called “Convergence” is the buzzword that has come to mean this rapid coming together of various technologies that were previously unrelated. In our home we have now:• DVD and SuperVCD players and recorders, with entire movies being stored on one disc, with newer designs supporting progressive scan capability for even higher video quality.
• Digital VCRs and camcorders, that store digital audio and video on tape.
• Digital settop boxes, which interface the television to the digital cable, satellite, or broadcast system. Many also now support interactivity, datacasting, sophisticated graphics, and internet access.
• Digital televisions, which receive and display digital TV broadcasts, either via cable, satellite, or over-the-air. Both standard-definition (SDTV) and high-definition (HDTV) versions are available.
• Game consoles, with high-definition graphics and powerful processing, and with the newer systems supporting DVD playback and internet access.
• Video editing on the PC, using real-time MPEG decoding, fast MPEG encoding, and other powerful techniques.
• Digital transmission of content for broadcast, cable and satellite systems, with the conversion to HDTV underway.
This is why the author of this book created this in order to have a reference that documents the evolving terminology, standards, and acronyms. The book contains the most up-todate terms and their usage. It is a valuable reference for engineers working in the fields of analog and digital video, broadcast personnel, technicians, or anyone charged with the task of understanding, using, or implementing video and television signals. (http://rapidshare.de/files/21325022/JACK__K.__2002_._Dictionary_of_Video_and_Television_Technology.rar) Paste it to download.
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Posted: October 5th, 2008, 5:54am CEST by i-garlic
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Another exciting book in the world of electronics from Keith Jack who has architected and introduced to market over 25 multimedia ICs for the PC and consumer markets. Today, the rapid conversion to digital video has taken place with consequent changes in broadcast standards and technologies. This is what we called “Convergence” is the buzzword that has come to mean this rapid coming together of various technologies that were previously unrelated. In our home we have now:• DVD and SuperVCD players and recorders, with entire movies being stored on one disc, with newer designs supporting progressive scan capability for even higher video quality.
• Digital VCRs and camcorders, that store digital audio and video on tape.
• Digital settop boxes, which interface the television to the digital cable, satellite, or broadcast system. Many also now support interactivity, datacasting, sophisticated graphics, and internet access.
• Digital televisions, which receive and display digital TV broadcasts, either via cable, satellite, or over-the-air. Both standard-definition (SDTV) and high-definition (HDTV) versions are available.
• Game consoles, with high-definition graphics and powerful processing, and with the newer systems supporting DVD playback and internet access.
• Video editing on the PC, using real-time MPEG decoding, fast MPEG encoding, and other powerful techniques.
• Digital transmission of content for broadcast, cable and satellite systems, with the conversion to HDTV underway.
This is why the author of this book created this in order to have a reference that documents the evolving terminology, standards, and acronyms. The book contains the most up-todate terms and their usage. It is a valuable reference for engineers working in the fields of analog and digital video, broadcast personnel, technicians, or anyone charged with the task of understanding, using, or implementing video and television signals. (http://rapidshare.de/files/21325022/JACK__K.__2002_._Dictionary_of_Video_and_Television_Technology.rar) Paste it to download.
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