Michael B. Cain
Corning Inc.
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optical fiber communication conference | 1990
Michael B. Cain; Gitimoy Kar; Robert Brett Desorcie
The installation of optical fiber units using a compressed gas was first described by British Telecommunications Research Laboratories (BTRL).1 Installation distances of up to 600 m (Ref. 2) in a single operation, with greater distances achievable using multiple installation devices, make this technique attractive in many networking and communication scenarios. Unspliced, point to point links, deferred fiber deployment, future upgradeability, and system flexibility are advantages of this approach. The blown fiber system developed by BTRL was designed for use in the U.K. The environmental requirements in the U.K. result in a low temperature specification of only −10°C for the multifiber unit.
Archive | 1990
Michael B. Cain; Robert Brett Desorcie; Rengan Kannabiran; Gitimoy Kar; Eric Hector Urruti
Archive | 2001
Scott R. Bickham; Michael B. Cain; Shiva Kumar; Snigdharaj Kumar Mishra; V. Srikant; Jeffery S. Stone
Archive | 1994
Michael B. Cain; Robert B. Desorice; William J. Kiefer; Dale Robert Powers
Archive | 1993
Michael B. Cain; Michael Sean Dobbins
Archive | 1995
Michael B. Cain; Robert B. Desorice; William J. Kiefer; Dale Robert Powers
Archive | 1990
Michael B. Cain; William J. Kiefer; Jackson P. Trentelman; David John Ulrich
Archive | 1996
Michael B. Cain
Archive | 2001
Michael B. Cain; Liam Ruan de Paor Depaor; Robert Brett Desorcie; Richard Michael Fiacco; Cynthia B. Giroux
Archive | 2002
Scott R. Bickham; Michael B. Cain; Pamela A. Hajcak; Martin Hempstead; Lisa L. Hepburn; Stephan Lvovich Logunov
