Description
In this technical and investigative work, P. C. Chapin explores how light behaves within glass fiber systems—and why the smallest, hard-to-detect imperfections can dramatically affect performance. Through a focused look at the detection and characterization of flaws that resist conventional inspection, the book guides readers toward practical ways to understand, locate, and interpret defects in fiber optics. Blending experimental insight with engineering problem-solving, it highlights themes of precision, reliability, and the hidden vulnerabilities that determine real-world optical outcomes. Written in a clear, methodical style characteristic of mid-century scientific engineering literature, it serves as both a reference and a roadmap for anyone seeking to improve optical systems by mastering what can’t easily be seen.
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Published Jan 1, 1963
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1963
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eng
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