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optical dispersion

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optical dispersion [′äp·tə·kəl di′sper·shən]
(optics)
Separation of different colors of light such as occurs when it passes from one medium to another or is reflected from a diffraction grating.


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Cohesive powders are dispersed using compressed air through an optical dispersion unit and the instrument is supplied with a simple yet, sophisticated Windows-based software package.
Carriers deploying the CL1012 in their optical modules will realize both opex and capex savings by reducing or eliminating expensive and bulky optical dispersion compensation equipment, avoiding the need for fiber characterization, and enabling the use of a greater percentage of their installed fiber.
Carriers deploying the CL1012 in their optical modules will realize both opex and capex savings by reducing or eliminating expensive and bulky optical dispersion compensation equipment, avoiding the need for fiber characterization, and enabling the use of a greater percentage of their installed fiber.
 
 
 
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