TM3+/ER3+ CODOPED GERMANIUM GLASSES FOR PHOTONIC APPLICATIONS
Published In: 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN COMPUTING, COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Author(s): BAO-JIE CHEN , EDWIN YUE-BUN PUN
Abstract: Tm3+/Er3+ codoped sodium magnesium aluminum germanium (NMAG) glasses were prepared and characterized. Broadband near-infrared (NIR) emission in the wavelength range from 1.4 μm to 1.6 μm was observed. The absorption and fluorescence spectra of these glasses were measured and studied. Optical glass waveguides were fabricated using thermal K+–Na+ ion-exchange process, indicating that NMAG glasses are promising materials for broadband waveguide amplifiers, light sources, and tunable lasers.
- Publication Date: 17-Nov-2014
- DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-051-4-93
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STUDYING THE OPTIMAL HEIGHT OF THE EFSM EQUIVALENT FOR TESTING TELECOMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS
Published In: 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN COMPUTING, COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Author(s): MARIA FOROSTYANOVA , NATALIA KUSHIK , NINA YEVTUSHENKO , SVETLANA PROKOPENKO
Abstract: The paper presents experimental results on the optimal height of the EFSM equivalent for deriving high quality tests for telecommunication protocols. The EFSM model is a widely used finite state model, and its l-equivalent is an FSM which behavior is equivalent to the initial EFSM for each input sequence of the length l or less. The l-equivalent is known to be more suitable for test derivation than the initial EFSM and thus, it is often used as the specification EFSM for this purpose. In this paper, test derivation the l-equivalent has been derived for the following protocols: POP 3, SMTP, TIME, DCCP, TCP. EFSM models have been extracted from the corresponding RFC specifications, and mutation testing techniques have been utilized in order to estimate the fault coverage of the test suites which correspond to a transition tour of a corresponding l-equivalent. Experimental results clearly show that even when the height l of the l-equivalent is low, and moreover, equals two, many functiona
- Publication Date: 17-Nov-2014
- DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-051-4-94
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