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Optical Transceivers |
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Backplanes |
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BER & Signal Integrity |
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Just For Fun...
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Q: When seen from the side, searchlight beams appear to bend back downwards. Does the beam get scattered or refracted downward by the atmosphere? A: The apparent bending of a searchlight beam is an illusion that depends on a person's perception of the sky as an overhead spherical dome. Holding a straight-edge along your view of the beam will convince you that the beam is really straight. |
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