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ECE 227A syl-08

Course: ECE 227a, Fall 2008
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227A ECE Syllabus Fall 08 Instructor: Lecture times: Office hours: Primary text: Secondary text: Prof. Larry A. Coldren MW 12-2 MW 2 (W may have conflicts) Diode Lasers and Photonic Integrated Circuits Coldren & Corzine; Wiley; ISBN: 0-471-11875-3 Optical Fiber Telecommunications V-A: Components and SubsystemsKaminow, Li and Willner: Academic Press; ISBN-13: 9780123741714 John Parker Reader: Homework...

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