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2. A management and visualization framework for reconfigurable WDM optical networks

3. Media converters continue to extend budgets, networks: they're not just for conversion anymore

4. Photonic ICs for dynamic DWDM subsystems: moving closer to 'systems on a chip,' there are cost advantages for feature integration. (Feature Integration)

5. Applying 'fat pipes' for public-networking systems: several trends will influence the best solution, depending on the point in time, to provide optimum cost, power, and density. (Feature)

6. Switching to ethernet over SONET in the metro: how to evaluate the costs and deployment issues of the different metro Ethernet architectures. (Ethernet in the Metro/Access)

7. Impact of MFD mismatch on OTDR splice loss measurements: apparent large losses, 'gainers,' and real losses can confuse technicians not familiar with the effects of mode field diameter mismatches. (Special Reports: Fiber & Cable)

8. Calibrate FO power meters to the limit: even calibrated FO power meters include uncertainties in their measurements. (Fiber-Optics Test)

9. Singlemode will go the distance: singlemode optical-fiber cable and its active electronics will take you beyond the 10-Gigabit Ethernet barrier. (Product Update)

10. Optical amplifiers begin migration from long-haul to metro. (Tech Trends)

11. New options for the optical edge: As the telcos slowly push fiber toward the edge, how will end users connect to the network?

12. InGaAs detector arrays for monitoring the optical network. (Special Reports: Test and Measurement)

13. 10-GbE transceivers: the future is now; The differences between Gigabit Ethernet and 10-Gigabit Ethernet transceivers, and all you need to know about how to select them. (Optical Data Networks)

14. Building optical-switch fabrics using 2-D and 3-D MEMS platforms: Which implementation is the best choice for your network architecture and its applications? (Optical Switching)

15. All-optical switches: the evolution of optical functionality; A new generation of optical switches will benefit service providers, even in non-transmission applications. (Optical Switching)

16. 1-D MEMS for integrated wavelength switching: One-dimensional MEMS multiplexed switching solutions enable a new paradigm in all-optical networking, making fully functional, highly reliable multiplexed switching possible. (Switching for Optical Networks)

17. Optical switching for next-generation networks: Optical-millimeter wave-optical switches are a true hybrid of OEO and all-optical technologies. (Optical Switching)

18. What's new in production

19. Optical fiber Bragg gratings have a variety of uses

20. Dispersion-shifted fiber hits its stride

21. Using fiber-optic cable in security and surveillance: tight-buffered cable's ability to handle the outside plant makes it an option worthy of serious consideration

22. Weighing trade-offs for fiber connection, termination: understanding the options is essential for controlling labor and material costs

23. Component companies ready for new measures: uncertainty in the passive-optical-component market is creating a need for measurement flexibility. (Special Reports: Test & Measurement)

24. Next-generation fiber installation: air-blown optimized cables; European operators already understand the benefits of air-blown technology; now American carriers are taking a closer look. (Special Reports: Fiber & Cable)

25. Optical-fiber window-stripping: why and how? Only fully automatic or semi-automatic machines can provide consistently high-quality window strips. (Special Reports: Fiber & Cable)

26. Making connections with network ribbon cables: innovative designs and novel materials make optical ribbon cables attractive to network architects and equipment manufacturers. (Special Reports: Fiber & Cable)

27. Ethernet services: Overlay or integrate? Providers must carefully weigh economic and technical factors in deciding which approach is more beneficial for their network. (Feature)

28. All-optical growing pains: intelligent all-optical networks are just around the corner with the emergence of standards like GMPLS, but the sector meltdown is threatening to spoil the party for all-optical switches. (Network)

29. Optical fibers thrive on hazardous duties

30. Finland's Mikpoli uses Telecast Teleport to build Fiber infrastructure

31. NEC selects Emulex InSpeed for enterprise-level storage solutions

32. New Neon Broadcast mobile HD unit features Kahuna

33. Amid despair, there's hope

34. 'Big pipes' won't ensure QoS in broadband nets

36. Con Ed Selects Cisco Metro Ethernet Switching; Cisco equipment will be used at the core and edge of PowerLan services in New York City

37. AKARA'S OUSP 2000 GOES THE DISTANCE WITH FIBRE CHANNEL

38. Access system

39. Gig-E, G-PON, Gee-Whiz

40. Why tunable lasers are hot : Four different approaches and at least four different applications -- no wonder no one wants to pick a winner

41. Quantum wells integrate optical devices

42. Bezels house fiber adapters

43. Fiber-management sample kits

44. Optical-switch component vendors explore new avenues

45. Cable assemblies

46. Wall-mount distribution tower

47. Leveraging long-wavelength VCSEL arrays

48. Cable management evolves to allow for change, human error

49. Installing a fiber-optic network: lessons from Germany

50. Alternative rights of way enable metro/access deployments

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