How many amplifier configurations are frequently used in optional fiber communication receivers?

How many amplifier configurations are frequently used in optional fibe

1.	How many amplifier configurations are frequently used in optional fiber communication receivers?
A.	One
B.	Two
C.	Three
D.	Four
Answer» D. Four

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