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    Fibre optics uses glass or plastic threads called optical fibres to transmit data. Optical fibres contain a core with a higher refractive index surrounded by a cladding with a lower refractive index which allows light to be guided down the fibre through total internal reflection. Fibre optics has advantages over copper cables including faster transmission of data over longer distances at lower costs, and fibre optic networks are less susceptible to electromagnetic interference. Fibre optics has applications in telecommunications, computer networking, sensors, and more.

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    Fibre optics uses glass or plastic threads called optical fibres to transmit data. Optical fibres contain a core with a higher refractive index surrounded by a cladding with a lower refractive index which allows light to be guided down the fibre through total internal reflection. Fibre optics has advantages over copper cables including faster transmission of data over longer distances at lower costs, and fibre optic networks are less susceptible to electromagnetic interference. Fibre optics has applications in telecommunications, computer networking, sensors, and more.

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    Fibre optics uses glass or plastic threads called optical fibres to transmit data. Optical fibres contain a core with a higher refractive index surrounded by a cladding with a lower refractive index which allows light to be guided down the fibre through total internal reflection. Fibre optics has advantages over copper cables including faster transmission of data over longer distances at lower costs, and fibre optic networks are less susceptible to electromagnetic interference. Fibre optics has applications in telecommunications, computer networking, sensors, and more.

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    JAYESH WADIBHASME

    CONTENTS

    What is FIBRE OPTICS?


    CONSTRUCTION
    WORKING
    FIBRE vs COPPER
    APPLICATION
    BENEFITS
    REFERENCES

    What is FIBRE OPTICS ?


    Fibre Optics: Fibre + Optics.
    Light guided In Optical fibre.
    Fastest means of transmission of
    data.

    CONSTRUCTION

    Extremly high Fused Silica- Very low loss for long distance
    Transmission
    CORE
    :Higher
    refractive index.
    CLADDING
    :Lower
    refractive index.

    WORKING
    It works on principle of TOTAL
    INTERNAL REFLACTION.

    WORKING
    Total Internal Reflection:

    Total Internal Reflection

    Fibre vs Copper

    APPLICATIONS

    Telephone.
    Internet.
    LANs-Local Area Network.
    Security.
    Military: Everywhere!
    As a SENSOR :
    Liquid Level
    Detector.
    Temperature
    sensor.
    Smoke Detector.

    BENIFITS

    Cheaper.
    Fast Transmission of data.
    Low losses.
    Smaller in size and more
    lightweight.
    Increase Transmission
    distance.
    Immune to EMI & RFI.
    Non Hazardous.

    REFERENCES

    www.slideshare.net
    www.en.wikipedia.com
    www.corning.com/Opticalfibre
    Advance physics, 2nd sem, S CHAND
    Publication

    THANK YOU!

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