Thin fiber optics are generally better for applications requiring flexibility and high-density data transmission, as they can fit into tighter spaces and support higher bandwidths. However, thick fiber optics may offer advantages in terms of durability and reduced signal loss over longer distances. The choice between thin and thick fibers ultimately depends on the specific requirements of the application, including the environment, distance, and data transmission needs.
This one is very easy. Fiber optics are the future, and everything else is just old fashioned. You will be able to get more done with fiber optics than with anything else.
The critical angle in fiber optics is important because it determines whether light can be transmitted through the fiber or not. When light hits the boundary of the fiber at an angle greater than the critical angle, it is reflected back into the fiber, allowing for efficient transmission of signals.
Fiber optics are primarily designed for data transmission rather than power transmission. They use light to transmit information and do not conduct electricity. However, there are emerging technologies, such as fiber optic cables that can also transmit power using specialized methods, but traditional fiber optics themselves are not suitable for conventional power transmission. Thus, while there are advancements in this area, standard fiber optic cables are not used for power transmission.
Fiber optics carry vastly more information than ordinary cables, for a given thickness of cable.
because in the fiber optics the transmission of the light waves are through core and cladding is to cover the core
Fiber optic cables transfer data signals in the form of light and it is faster than traditional electric cables. It is very helpful in good and speedy communication, network and broadcasting services. Visit americancableassemblies. com or call 413-283-2515 now. americancableassemblies. com/panels-enclosures-and-racks/fiber-cassettes/
SM=single mode,LX shown distance of transfer that is over than 4km for LX.
The element Erbium is used to boost the light. Here is a link to a YouTube video that explains it far better than I could. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-DY_RT4fJ4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
In fiber optics something called total internal reflection occurs... this is where light enters the the glass tube and bounces along the inside. For this to happen there needs to be a coating of a material surrounding the glass fiber which is less dense than the fiber itself. The light has to hit the surface on the inside at a large enough angle for total internal reflection to occur, otherwise the light will leave the fiber. Because of this, the fibers can't bend beyond a certain point. In endoscopy fiber optics are used to direct light from a source into the area of the patients body that's being examined and also as a means of transmitting the image back up to the observer.
because school shirts need to be thick
When you need to cover distances longer than 200 meters. Also fiber optics is recommended when you have high load connection, for instance, between building, floors and so on.
Hi, Fiber Optics transmit signal using lights rather than electic current, so when signal passes though an optical fiber cable, it does not generate electric or magnetic field around it, and it is not affected by surrounding magnetic or electric fields Adv of optical fiber is that they are immune to noise, signal passes at lights speed, and no signal power is lost along the transmission line.