dB/KM

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Acronym	Definition
dB/KM	Decibels per Kilometer

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He forecasted that fiber loss could be reduced below 20 dB/km for long-range communication devices. The Little Known History of Fiber Optic Telecommunication by Colin Yao / Computers and Internet community Signal attenuation of seven db/km was typical, and section lengths were around 10kms. Keeping in touch around the region: telecommunications by The Middle East It was only after fibers had been developed in which attenuation losses were reduced to 20 dB/km that fiber optics became practical in CCTV applications. Seeing into the world of fiber optics for security by De Lia, Robert / Security Management			DAYSY DAYSYWD DAZ DAZ1 DAZA DAZB DAZD DAZL DAZLA DAZLE DB DB LTD DB MGR DB MW dB nHL dB(A) DB-25 DB-9 DB-BLC DB-DB Db-LNP DB-LWA DB-ZDS DB/CL DB/DC dB/KM DB/MR DB/Z/GT DB1 DB1P DB1R DB2 DB2B DB2CS DB2I DB2P DB2R DB2SDK DB3 DB3D DB3E DB3OH DB4P DBA DBA/M DBAA DBaaS DBAB DBAC DBACD DBACVB			DB Cooper DB EXPO db galaxy DB LTD Db management Db management Db management Db management DB MGR DB MW DB Network Technologies, Inc. dB nHL DB server DB to DB adapter dB(A) Db-15 DB-25 DB-25 DB-37 DB-50 DB-9 DB-9 DB-BLC DB-DB Db-LNP DB-LWA DB-ZDS DB/CL DB/DC DB/DC dB/KM DB/MR DB/Z/GT DB1 DB13W3 Db15 DB1P DB1R DB2 DB2 DB2 Everyplace DB2 UDB DB2/2 DB2/400 DB2/6000 DB25 DB2B DB2CS DB2I DB2P DB2R DB2SDK DB3 DB37 DB3D DB3E

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