Infinite bandwidth is a term often used to describe the capacity of fiber-optic networks. It’s an exciting concept even though it doesn’t exist in reality. Bandwidth allocation has long been used to ...

Over the past decades, researchers have demonstrated conventional solitons, stretched pulses, self-similar pulses, and dissipative solitons by managing the dispersion and nonlinearity of fiber lasers.

A good dose of electronic dispersion compensation will open your eyes to 10 Gb/s Ethernet's possibilities. Because the wiring plant represents a large part of a network's cost, achieving higher data ...