Every single mode can act as a multi mode fiber for light having shorter wavelengths than the one it is designed to be single mode for.
Yes, it can. But it requires a special converter - single to multi-mode.
A switch or device that converts fiber optic to cat5 cable. Search Google for "fiber-optic to cat5" Many commercial switches also have a fiber optic port also that transitions from fiber-optic to cat5 cabling. Also search ebay for "10/100 Fiber Media Converter". Found several listed there for $100 or less, single and multi.
It is called the connectorization method.
It is called the connectorization method.
Multi mode
Fiber-optic cable.
A Toslink IS a Fiber Optic Digital Interconnect cable
It depends on your field but if its a cable then its a fiber optic connector and it stands for SubMiniature version A or Sub-Multi Assembly.
Fiber Optic Patch Cord is used to interconnect Transmission equipment to the Fiber optic patch panel. we got 2 kind of fiber optic patch core according to the mode: single mode patch core (SM) and multi-mode patch core(MM). and several kind according to the connector: sc, fc, st, lc patch core etc.
Single-mode Fiber
By using Fiber Optics, we can achieve 100Gbps.
The fiber optic cable was first introduced to the public in 2000. You can find out more information of fiber optic and its history at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_fiber