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Figure 1.1 (a) Schematic of a typical point-to-point WDM transmission system                   (b) A typical WDM photonic ring network
Figure 1.6 gives the filter’s amplitude response.
Figure 1.9 Indicative eye-diagrams for Bragg grating and TFF
Figure 1.10 a) Circulator based OADM and explanation of the Add/Drop operation of a particular channel., b) Mach-Zehnder OADM configuration, (c) Symmetrical Coupler (SFC) OADM, d)Asymmetrical Coupler based OADM with Bragg grating in one waveguide only, e) Tilted Bragg grating based OADM
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