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Volume diffraction gratings for optical telecommunications applications: design study for a spectral equalizer

A SPIE journal article published 2004-11-01 presents a design study of volume diffraction gratings applied to spectral equalizers in optical telecommunications. The supplied excerpt identifies the publication and content type but provides no experimental or impact details.

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Categories: science-and-space, technology

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The article documents a design study relevant to optical telecommunications component design.

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