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Advancing from 2000 entries in the second edition to 16,000 entries in this edition, this volume offers a comprehensive, illustrated guide of definitions reflecting the latest trends in the design, development, manufacture, installation, operation, application, and maintenance of optical systems and components. Particular emphasis is placed on fibre optic and lightwave communications systems as well as other optical systems, from optical fibre and laser beam transmission systems to interfaces with electronic systems and imaging systems. Practically every definition carried over from the second edition has not only been recast with improved clarity, style, format, accuracy and precision, but has also been augmented with additional explanations, illustrations, examples, and cross references. This book should be of interest to electrical and electronic engineers, telecommunications and communications specialists and related professionals, practicioners, and academics in communications, computers, multimedia, telephony, control systems, and digital signal processing.

Advancing from 2,000 entries in the second edition to 16,000 entries in this edition, Fiber Optics Standard Dictionary offers a comprehensive, illustrated guide of definitions reflecting the latest trends in the design, development, manufacture, installation, operation, application, and maintenance of optical systems and components. Particular emphasis is placed on fiber optic and lightwave communications systems as well as other optical systems, from optical fiber and laser beam transmission systems to interfaces with electronic systems and imaging systems. This one-of-a-kind, exhaustive dictionary covers the current transition from the legacy of electrical, electronic, and radio systems to the latest fiber optic lightwave systems. It offers all those interested or actively engaged with the fields of communications, computers, data processing, and control systems that presently or potentially relate to the fields of fiber optics, lightwave communications, optical sensing, illumination, endoscopy, telemetering, and a myriad of other areas, with a plethora of universally accepted terms that are essential for product performance description. In particular the book is written for scientists and engineers who need to prepare technical papers as well as for the technician who needs to splice or install a direct buried fiber optic cable.