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Transmitting communications signals over hair thin strands of glass or plastic
Not a "new" technology
Concept a century old Used commercially
since 1980
Fiber is the least expensive, most reliable method for high speed and long distance communications
AT&T promotional photo from 1970s
Fiber is the least expensive, most reliable method for high speed and/or long distance communications
While we already transmit signals at 100 Gigabits per second speeds, we have only started to utilize the potential bandwidth of fiber
Outside Plant vs Premises Installations
A glass optical fiber is about twicethe size of a human hair.
Fiber uses reflection (L) to contain light inside the coreof the fiber (below).
CoreCladding
Fiber optic systems transmit using infrared light, invisible to the human eye, because it goes further in the optical fiber at those wavelengths.
Protects the fibers wherever they are installed
May have 1 to >1000 fibers
Terminates the fibers Connects to other fibers or transmission
equipment
Designing components Manufacturing fiber, lasers, etc. Designing systems Installing networks Training and teaching
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