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Real-time monitoring and fault locating using amplified spontaneous emission noise reflection for tree-structured Ethernet passive optical networks

Journal article (SPIE) published 2013-09-25 presenting a technique that uses amplified spontaneous emission noise reflection for real-time monitoring and fault locating in tree-structured Ethernet passive optical networks. The supplied source fields contain no operational results, locations, or quantified impacts.

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Describes a technical method for detecting and locating faults in Ethernet passive optical networks, which is relevant to network operators and researchers.

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Real-time monitoring and fault locating using amplified spontaneous emission noise reflection for tree-structured Ethernet passive optical networks

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