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Question 3:
What kind of light is used for transmissions in a an OpticFibre?
a. Ordinary high intensity light (Xenon gas-discharge)?
b. Diode laser?
c. Ruby laser?
d. Carbon Dioxide ("Gas-Pumped") laser?
e. Something I haven't heard of yet?

There are various advantages, which make Optical Fibres better than Copper systems. The crucial operating difference between a fibre optic communication system and other types is that signals are transmitted as light. Conventional electronic communication relies on electrons passing through wires. Radio frequency and microwave communications rely on radio waves and microwaves travelling through open space. The major points which distinguish it on positive side are
Low transmission loss and wide Bandwidth:
Small size and Weight
Immunity to interference
Electrical Isolation
Signal Security
Abundant Raw materials
Fibres are not prone to Thefts

Grafco Fiber Optic Otoscope With Halogen Lamp, Each $182.99 Features of the Grafco Fiber Optic Otoscope With Halogen Lamp: Scientifically designed, high intensity halogen illumination for accurate, reliable service. Complete with twenty-four reusable, sterilizable aural specula and hard storage case.

SCSI FIBER OPTIC EXTENDER $2089.99 SCSI FIBER OPTIC EXTENDER

FIBER OPTIC STRIPPER $51.99 FIBER OPTIC STRIPPER

FIBER OPTIC HEX DIE $52.99 FIBER OPTIC HEX DIE

Fiber Optic Source-(850/1300) $590.99 FIBER OPTIC SOURCE-(850/1300)

AmScope 150W Fiber Optic Ring Illuminator $323 This is a fiber optic ring illuminator for microscopes in mint condition. Its metal-sheathed light cable is 35" (890mm) long. The ring light is 150Watt with 2-1/8" (56mm) inside diameter and 3-1/8" (80mm) outside diameter. It is fully adjustable in intensity. The light source is a 110V unit with solid-state controls and a two-step, 5/8" and 25/32" (16mm and 20mm in diameter), adaptive hole for the fiber optic cable. This cool high intensity lighting system is excellent for biological and electronic applications. This unit is brand new in original box. Its retail value is $1100. Type: Microscopes

AmScope 150W Fiber Optic Microscope Ring Illuminator $325 This is a fiber optic ring illuminator for microscopes in mint condition. Its metal-sheathed light cable is 35" (890mm) long. The ring light is 150Watt with 2-1/8" (56mm) inside diameter and 3-1/8" (80mm) outside diameter. It is fully adjustable in intensity. The light source is a 110V unit with solid-state controls and a two-step, 5/8" and 25/32" (16mm and 20mm in diameter), adaptive hole for the fiber optic cable. This cool high intensity lighting system is excellent for biological and electronic applications. This unit is brand new in original box. Its retail value is $1100. Type: Microscopes

fiber-optic cleaning kit $182.99 Fluke - Fiber-optic cleaning kit

Fiber Optic Wires $29.99 Fiber Optic Wires - Photographic Print

Fiber Optic Cables $29.99 Fiber Optic Cables - Photographic Print

Fiber-optic storage ring $59.99 Black Box - Fiber-optic storage ring

Fiber-optic cleaning kit $38.99 Black Box - Fiber-optic cleaning kit

Fiber Optic Wires in Light $29.99 Fiber Optic Wires in Light - Photographic Print

Cabletron Fiber Optic Transceiver Multimode Fiber FOT-F2 $71.77 Cabletron Fiber Optic Transceiver Multimode Fiber FOT-F2

FIBER OPTIC INSTALL KIT PROFESSIONAL $885.99 FIBER OPTIC INSTALL KIT PROFESSIONAL

FIBER OPTIC INSTALL KIT STARTER $488.99 FIBER OPTIC INSTALL KIT STARTER

FIBER OPTIC INSTALL KIT BASIC $732.99 FIBER OPTIC INSTALL KIT BASIC

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fiber optic question?

so i am doing my science fair on fiber optics: describe the relationship between the length of the fiber optics and the intensity of the light. i hypothesized that the longer the tube, the lesser the intensity. but i got the end emitting fiber optics and wen i did my experiment (shine light through different lengths), the longer ones appeared to have more intensity. why is that?

It shouldn't be more!!! It should be roughly equal, you are right that the longer it is the more intensity should decrease but attenuation (reduction in intensity) of signal in optical fibers is low which is one of the reasons they are so useful for communication.

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