Typical light-emitting diodes have a spectral width between 300 A and 500 A. This is sufficient to cause significant pulse broadening as a result of material dispersion in a long optical glass fiber. An experiment was performed to measure the magnitude of this effect in a fiber of 1-km length. The experiment measures the average intensity transfer function of the fiber.
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Personick et al. (1974) studied this question.
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