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Fiber Optic Cable

What It Is

A fiber optic cable is a network cable that contains strands of glass fibers inside an insulated casing. They’re designed for long-distance, high-performance data networking, and telecommunications.

Increasing the accuracy and speed

Of data transmission.

fast transmitting purposes

Telecommunications

Optic Fiber is installed and used for receiving and transmitting purposes. Telephone transmission uses fiber optic cables. These fibers transmit energy in the form of light pulses. Its technology is comparable to that of the coaxial cables, apart from that the optical fibers can handle thousands of conversations concurrently.

Wiring in industrial settings

Industrial/Commercial

Fibers are used for imaging in reach areas, such as sensory devices to make temperatures, such as wiring where EMI is an issue, pressure, as wiring in industrial settings and automobiles. Broadcast/CATV Cable companies use fiber optic cables for wiring HDTV, CATV, video-on-demand, the internet, and many other applications.

Underground Fiber Optic Cable Laying

Connects Server And User

Why use optic fiber cable?

They have practically unlimited information
They have high carrying capacity (very broad bandwidth, THz or Tbits/s)
They have very low transmission losses (<0.2dB/km, cf1dB/km microwave, 10db/km twisted copper pair)
They do not dissipate heat
They are immune to cross-talk and electromagnetic interference

Types

There are two main types of fiber optic cables: Each type of fiber has different properties with its advantages and disadvantages. Single-Mode Fiber (SMF) and Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF). The difference is basically in the size of the core. MMF has a much wider core, allowing multiple modes (or “rays”) of light to propagate.

Lightining Fast Speed

Any Part Of The Building

Wiring in submarines, aircraft

Defense/Government

They are used as hydrophones for SONAR and seismic uses, such as wiring in submarines, aircraft, and other vehicles.

Examin Internal Body Part

Medical

Optical fibers are suited for medical use. They can be made in flexible strands, extremely thin for insertion into the lungs, blood vessels, and many hollow parts of the body. These optical fibers are utilized in several instruments that allow doctors to observe internal body parts without performing any surgery.

Fiberoptic Endoscopy

Extremely thin for insertion