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optical time-domain reflectometry: a standalone construct

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optical time-domainreflectometry1 CONSTRUCTOptical time-domainBARNOSKI · OPTICAL

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Optical communications

locating losses and faults along a fiber by sending light pulses and timing the backscattered return.

In optical communications, optical time-domain reflectometry refers to locating losses and faults along a fiber by sending light pulses and timing the backscattered return. This meaning comes from Barnoski (1976) in Applied Optics.[1]

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  1. Barnoski, M. K., & Jensen, S. M. (1976). Fiber waveguides: a novel technique for investigating attenuation characteristics. Applied Optics, 15(9), 2112. https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.15.002112

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