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Understanding Fiber Optics and Its Impact on Modern Communication

This overview explores the fundamentals of fiber optics, including its core components such as the core, cladding, and buffer coating. It delves into the physics of total internal reflection, Snell's Law, and how light behaves within different media. The discussion also covers the economic implications of transitioning to fiber optic technology, including potential cost benefits and incentives for businesses. Furthermore, the integration of modern fiber optics in telecommunications systems and the innovative potential it unlocks reflect a commitment to advancing communication technologies.

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Understanding Fiber Optics and Its Impact on Modern Communication

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  1. Fiber Opticsand communication John Simmons

  2. What is fiber optics? • “Hairs” of glass • Flexible • Core, Cladding, Buffer Coating • Transmitter, fiber, regenerator, reciever • Core and Cladding have very specific index of refraction

  3. Physics principle:total internal reflection Index of Refraction = IR Air & Glass • Glass = blue, Air = white • Light will always bend at 2i • c= Critical Angle • Light needs to be shot at a greater angle than c • Snell’s Law

  4. Snell’s Law Index of refraction of Slower medium X sin(c) = Index of refraction of faster medium X sin(90) Index of refraction of air=1 Index of refraction of water=1.33 Bigger index = slower 1.33 X sin(c) = 1 X 1 1.33 X sin(c) = 1 Sin(c) = 1/1.33 C = sin^-1(1/1.33) Critical Angle = 48.8

  5. Cost analysis associated Switching to fiber optics • Manufacture, installation • Federal & State tax credits • Banks more willing to give loans in order to encourage efficiency • Business partners contribute to each other to upgrade to fiber optics • Promotes goods and services that were previously unavailable

  6. Design nine • End-to-end company that deals with telecommunications architecture and design • Design Nine spearheads research and development for new network tech • Big provider of fiber optics for businesses and residential homes

  7. Biblical integration Genesis 11:6 • “And the LORD said, ‘Behold, they are one people, and they have all one language, and this is only the beginning of what they will do. And nothing that they propose to do will now be impossible for them.’” • God gave us minds to advance, invent, create • New innovations have seemingly no limit

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