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Progress in Fiber Optics Transmission Systems for Cable Television
Developments in transmitter/receiver design and signal conditioning are described. Also, included is a discussion of the operating experience and retrofit update of a 12 channel, eight kilometer fiber optic super trunk. A unique feature of the system described is that only one repeater location is employed in contrast with a conventional cable TV system which would require 12 repeaters to cover the same distance.