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TOPICS IN LIGHTWAVE - ALL THE ANIMALS IN THE ZOO: THE EXPANDING MENAGERIE OF OPTICAL COMPONENTS - Diverging optical network requirements are driving innovations in optical components in multiple directions. The next generation of optical transport equipme

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