fibre optics

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The use of thin flexible fibres of glass or other transparent solids to transmit light signals, chiefly for telecommunications.

fibreNOUN + NOUN (material/body tissue)

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optics

Examples (10)

  • Modern telecommunications rely heavily on fibre optics for high-speed data transmission.
  • The internet backbone uses fibre optics to connect cities across continents.
  • Medical endoscopes employ fibre optics to illuminate and visualize internal organs.
  • Engineers are installing fibre optics cables throughout the building for better connectivity.
  • The advent of fibre optics revolutionized long-distance communication systems.
  • Laser light travels through fibre optics with minimal signal loss over vast distances.
  • Universities are upgrading their networks with fibre optics infrastructure.
  • The new submarine cable uses advanced fibre optics technology for intercontinental links.
  • Surgeons prefer instruments with fibre optics for precise minimally invasive procedures.
  • Cable television providers are switching from copper to fibre optics for superior signal quality.