Development and testing for through-life operation of fibre-optic components and systems in mil-air applications

Development and testing for through-life operation of fibre-optic components and systems in mil-air applications

Successful utilization of fibre-optic networks on aircraft requires compatibility between all the individual components and an operating range commensurate with the in-service platform environment. Individual component testing is an important first step to achieving a viable system but sub-system te...

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Aircraft
Connectors
Insertion loss
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Optical fiber cables
Optical fiber networks
Optical fiber testing
Robustness
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System testing
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Optical devices
Optical fiber cables
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Robustness
Routing
System testing
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