Common use of Chromatic Dispersion Clause in Contracts

Chromatic Dispersion. (i) Chromatic Dispersion is the broadening or spreading of a pulse of light due to the nonzero spectral width of a transmission signal. The effects of chromatic dispersion can limit the network transmission rate or the length of fiber a signal can be transmitted before requiring re-generation.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Telecommunications License Terms and Conditions, Telecommunications License Terms and Conditions, Telecommunications License Terms and Conditions

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