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A periscope with fiber optics uses light transmission through optical fibers to convey images from one end to another. Light from the observed scene enters the periscope and is transmitted through a series of flexible fiber optic strands, which bend and redirect the light. The light is then focused and magnified at the viewing end, allowing the observer to see the image without a direct line of sight. This design is compact and can be used in various applications, including surveillance and medical instruments.
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Does metal work like fiber optics?
no.
Do you need total internal refraction to get the fiber optics to work?
Not internal refraction - internal reflection. And yes, that's essential to make fiber optics work.
Optical communication- may2008 question paper?
what is fiber optics what is fiber optics
When did Charles Kao invent the fiber optics?
he invented fiber optics in 1955
How do you test fiber optics?
What are the common problems that can be incounter in testing fiber optics connectivity.
What is the periscope of a submarine called?
On the newer class submarines that don't employ optics, they're called "Photonics Masts". But it's still a Periscope.
What law doe a periscope use?
Mirrors for the simplest, combined with optics if your periscope has magnification. It may well incorporate direction and range indication.
What is the use of fiber optics?
Fiber optics is used for long distance communication due to its various advantages..
What are facts about fiber optics?
no
Does SIC 3663 cover makers of fiber optics equipment?
SIC 3663 covers makers of fiber optics equipment
What are glass strings?
fiber optics
Light travels through a thin glass fiber?
fiber optics
