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Design of Electrical Transmission Lines: Line and System Modeling

為了解決Fiber optic cable的問題，作者Yenumula, Prasad/ Proteau, Gerry 這樣論述：

Line design is a very specialized field involving spatial constraints, high performance conductors, lightning protection, cable vibrations, digital terrain surveying, Fiber optic communication wires along with some exciting software developments over the past two decades. In the West, billions of

dollars are being invested on building new lines and the so-called "Smart Grid." This book will cover electrical and mechanical characteristics associated with high-voltage transmission lines, selection of conductors, line layout, thermal ratings, plan and profile drawing among other things. Struct

ures are only one component of a transmission line; as such, this book will form a companion volume to the book on structures and foundations. The book is aimed at students, practicing engineers, technicians and linemen, researchers and academics. It will contain beneficial information to those invo

lved in the management and maintenance of high voltage transmission lines and associated component systems. For those in academia, it will be an adequate textbook for (under)graduate courses centering on the topic. Asset managers at utilities and state-level electrical corporations should find the b

ook a useful reference work during system and line maintenance operations.

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三五族半導體雷射應用於光通訊之研究

為了解決Fiber optic cable的問題，作者楊棟 這樣論述：

隨著新一代行動通訊的發展，讓數據中心有更快的傳輸速率變成一項新的而且有立即重要性的開發課題。由於面射型雷射擁有了低臨界電流、高轉換效率與高調製頻寬的特性，導致其需求與性能應用在光通訊上的蓬勃發展，其中中心波長為850nm的面射型雷射（VCSEL）已成為在短距離（

The Book of Broken Promises: 400 Billion Broadband Scandal & Free the Net

為了解決Fiber optic cable的問題，作者Kushnick, Bruce 這樣論述：

With the FCC's Net Neutrality decision, (and the legal challenges to follow), The Book of Broken Promises emerges to expose the sad truth about communications services in the U.S and delivers a fact-based history of broadband in America that you were never told about. The third book in a trilogy

spanning 17 years, senior telecom analyst and industry insider Bruce Kushnick lays out, in all of the gory details, how America paid over ＄400 billion and counting, to be the first fully fiber optic-based nation yet ended up 27th in the world for high-speed Internet. While over four million people f

iled with the FCC to 'Free the Net', one thing is abundantly clear- You know something is terribly wrong. Every time you pay your bills you notice that the price of your services keeps going up, you don't have a serious choice for Internet (ISP), broadband or cable service, or maybe you can't even g

et very fast broadband service. Broken Promises is not just about broadband, Net Neutrality, or some cautionary tale. It reveals new damaging facts about the underbelly of our communications providers, AT&T and Verizon, not to mention the cable companies, and why it's time to restructure communi

cations if we want the future we paid for. Most importantly, Broken Promises answers a fundamental question: How did we get into this mess and what can we do to fix it today? And don't worry; all of this jargon will be explained in plain English. First, Broken Promises thoroughly documents the failu

re to upgrade America's networks. Starting in the 1990's, the companies asked state regulators to grant rate increases and tax perks to pay for replacing the existing, utility copper wires connected to homes and offices, (and schools and libraries), with a fabulous fiber optic future. Though it vari

es by state, by 2014, over ＄400 billion was collected, charging you thousands of dollars for services you never got. Alongside this, in 1995, the cable companies cut a deal with the FCC called the "Social Contract" to charge customers for network upgrades and the wiring of schools. While the Contrac

t expired in 2001, the companies never stopped billing and collected about ＄50 billion extra and there's no evidence that the schools were wired. And we were all charged about 9 times to wire America's schools & libraries. Adding insult to injury, Congress passed the Telecom Act of 1996, opening

the networks to give customers a choice of ISPs and even cable providers. But, by 2005, the FCC reversed this 'right', creating Net Neutrality issues. Also, the FCC allowed the companies to consolidate power, leaving a trail of broken promises from the mergers that created AT&T, Verizon and Cen

turylink. Broken Promises also details what to expect from the AT&T-DirecTV and Comcast-TWC mergers. In order to keep control, the companies have an army of fake consumer groups (astroturf), paid-off politicians, corporate-funded stink tanks, co-opted non-profits, all coordinated by massive skun

kworks networks that use disinformation campaigns. Broken Promises pulls back the curtain and also shines the spotlight on the ALEC/Corporate sponsored deregulation bills from hell and how this game is played. Broken Promises explains all the 'buzzwords' and supplies encyclopedic coverage- everythin

g you need to know about the current, critical issues, from Net Neutrality, something called "Title II" and "reclassification", the "IP transition", the secret 'special access' connections, the rise of municipalities who didn't wait to get wired-or the plan to 'shut off the copper'. Broken Promises

ends with a proactive plan to reclaim our rights and restructure communications by leveraging the companies' broadband commitments and business practices to bring America's states and cities very high speed, fiber optic-based utilities that lowers your rates and delivers choices via "Open Network" c

ompetition for all services. Isn't it time everyone got the fiber optic futur

智慧瓊斯矩陣光學同調斷層掃描術之開發與應用

為了解決Fiber optic cable的問題，作者蕭天語 這樣論述：

中文摘要 ...................................................................... iAbstract ...................................................................... iiAcknowledgement ............................................................... iiiTable of Contents ....................................

......................... ivList of Figures ............................................................... viiList of Tables ................................................................ xList of Abbreviations ......................................................... xi1. Introduction ......

......................................................... 1　1.1 Brief Review of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) ...................... 1　1.2 Jones Matrix Optical Coherence Tomography (JM-OCT) ...................... 5　　1.2.1 Hardware Designs of Jones Matrix Measurement ......................

.. 5　　1.2.2 Algorithms for Jones Matrix Analysis ................................ 7　　1.2.3 Fields of Application ............................................... 10　1.3 Deep Learning ........................................................... 11　1.4 Motivation ..................................

............................ 13　1.5 Objective ............................................................... 13　1.6 Organization of this Dissertation ....................................... 142. Principle .................................................................. 16　2.1 Image Formation

of OCT .................................................. 16　　2.1.1 Imaging Principle and Selection of Interferometers .................. 16　　2.1.2 Chromatic Dispersion Compensation ................................... 19　　2.1.3 System and Image Attributes .........................................

20　2.2 Representation and Calculation of Polarization States ................... 21　　2.2.1 Overview of Methodologies ........................................... 21　　2.2.2 Jones Calculus ...................................................... 24　　2.2.3 Mueller Calculus ...........................

......................... 25　2.3 Deep Learning ........................................................... 27　　2.3.1 Artificial Neural Network ........................................... 27　　2.3.2 Evaluation Metrics .................................................. 29　　2.3.3 Model Visualization

Tools ........................................... 313. System Design .............................................................. 35　3.1 Minimalistic Fiber-Optic based JM-OCT ................................... 35　　3.1.1 Hardware Setup ...................................................... 35

　　3.1.2 Software Programming for the Instrument ............................. 43　　3.1.3 Optical Formalism ................................................... 46　3.2 Data Processing based on the TensorFlow Framework ....................... 51　　3.2.1 Dispersion Compensation ........................

..................... 51　　3.2.2 Diagonalization Method .............................................. 54　　3.2.3 Concurrent Decomposition Method ..................................... 57　3.3 Training Scheme for Deep Learning ....................................... 62　　3.3.1 OCT Data Preparation ..

.............................................. 62　　3.3.2 Imaging Preprocessing ............................................... 63　　3.3.3 Model Training ...................................................... 664. Clinical Applications ...................................................... 68　4.1

Subgingival Dental Calculus Identification .............................. 68　　4.1.1 Model Design and Disease Activation Maps ............................ 70　　4.1.2 Performance of Computer-Aided-Detection ............................. 72　　4.1.3 Preliminary Result of Dental Calculus using Polarizat

ion Imaging .... 77　4.2 Brain Tumor Classification and Peritumoral Nerve Fiber Visualization .... 80　　4.2.1 Classification based on Attention ResNet Model ...................... 81　　4.2.2 Brain Tumor Grading based on Transfer Learning ...................... 87　　4.2.3 Nerve Fiber Visualization at

Tumoral Boundary ....................... 895. Discussions ................................................................ 95　5.1 Instrument Performance .................................................. 95　5.2 Limitations of the Algorithm ............................................ 96　5.3 Int

egration of TensorFlow-based Frameworks .............................. 97　5.4 Clinical Applications ................................................... 996. Conclusions ................................................................ 101References ..................................................

.................. 104Appendix A Improvements of the Concurrent Decomposition Method ................ 121Appendix B Recruitment of the Brain Tumor Patients and the Data Preparation ... 126