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abstract
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In
this bachelor thesis project in applied physics, I got the opportunity
to test and further develop a method for locating defectious chunks in
already installed telecommunication optical fibres. This
method was for telecom operators to replace specific chunks of fibres
that
suffered from high dispersion of polarisation - a back-then widely
spread defect that seriously limited data transmission rate - instead
of removing a whole cable that could often be several km long and would
be
installed deep under the ground.
Results from this project were presented in 1999 at the Optical
Fibre Measurement Conference (OFMC'99)
and at the European Conference on Optical
Communications
(ECOC'99).
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