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What (who) is fiber optic cladding - definition

GYROSCOPE THAT USES FIBER OPTICS AND LIGHT INTERFERENCE
Fiber optic gyroscope; Fiber Optic Gyro; Fiber Optic Gyros; Fiber Optic Gyroscope; Fibre optic gyro; Fibre optic gyroscope; Fiber-optic gyroscope; Fiber gyro; Laser/fiber optics gyroscope

Cladding (fiber optics)         
STRUCTURAL ASPECT OF OPTICAL FIBERS AROUND THE CORE
Cladding mode; Cladding (optical fiber)
Cladding in optical fibers is one or more layers of materials of lower refractive index, in intimate contact with a core material of higher refractive index. The cladding causes light to be confined to the core of the fiber by total internal reflection at the boundary between the two.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cladding_(fiber_optics)
fibre optics         
  • Cross-section of a fiber drawn from a D-shaped '''preform'''
  • Colladon's "light fountain"
  • Diffuse reflection
  • An overview of the operating principles of the optical fiber
  • A [[TOSLINK]] fiber optic audio cable with red light shone in one end
  • A [[frisbee]] illuminated by fiber optics
  • acrylic]] rod, illustrating the total internal reflection of light in a multi-mode optical fiber.
  • An optical fiber lamp
  • Illustration of the modified chemical vapor deposition (inside) process
  • Light reflected from optical fiber illuminates exhibited model
  • multi-mode fibers]].
  • The propagation of light through a [[multi-mode optical fiber]].
  • An aerial optical fiber splice enclosure lowered during installation. The individual fibers are fused and stored within the enclosure for protection from damage
  • An [[optical fiber cable]]
  • Optical fiber types
  • The P<sub>4</sub>O<sub>10</sub> cagelike structure—the basic building block for phosphate glass
  • Specular reflection
  • ST connectors]] on [[multi-mode fiber]]
  • Theoretical loss spectra (attenuation, dB/km) for Silica optical fiber (dashed blue line) and typical ZBLAN optical fiber (solid gray line) as a function of wavelength (microns).
  • Experimental attenuation curve of low loss multimode silica and ZBLAN fiber. Black triangle points and gray arrows illustrate a four order of magnitude reduction in the attenuation of silica optical fibers over four decades from ~1000&nbsp;dB/km in 1965 to ~0.17&nbsp;dB/km in 2005.
  • The structure of a typical [[single-mode fiber]].<br /> 1. Core: 8&nbsp;µm diameter<br /> 2. Cladding: 125&nbsp;µm dia.<br /> 3. Buffer: 250&nbsp;µm dia.<br /> 4. Jacket: 400&nbsp;µm dia.
LIGHT-CONDUCTING FIBER
Fiber optic; Fiber optics; Fibre optics; Fibre optic; Fibre-optic; Fiber-optic; Fiber-optics; Fibre-optics; Fibre Optics; Fiber Optics; Optic fibre; Optic fiber; Fiberoptics; Weakly guiding fiber; Optical fibers; Fiberoptic; Optical fibres; Fiber-Optic Cable; Cable, Fiber-Optic; Optical fibre; Optic Fiber; Optic Fibre; Optical Fibre; Optical Fiber; Fibreoptics; Optical Fibers; Principle and propagation of light in optical fibre; Fibre-optic networks; Fibre Optic; Fiber Optic; Fiber optic cabling; Fiber fuse; Tapered optical fiber; History of fiber optics; Fiber-optic technology; Applications of optical fiber; Applications of fiber optics; Optical-fiber lamp; Optical fiber system; History of optical fiber; Fiber optic technology
Note: The spelling 'fiber optics' is also used in American English. The form 'fibre optic' is used as a modifier.
1.
Fibre optics is the use of long thin threads of glass to carry information in the form of light.
N-UNCOUNT
2.
Fibre optic means relating to or involved in fibre optics.
...fibre optic cables.
ADJ: ADJ n
optical fibre         
  • Cross-section of a fiber drawn from a D-shaped '''preform'''
  • Colladon's "light fountain"
  • Diffuse reflection
  • An overview of the operating principles of the optical fiber
  • A [[TOSLINK]] fiber optic audio cable with red light shone in one end
  • A [[frisbee]] illuminated by fiber optics
  • acrylic]] rod, illustrating the total internal reflection of light in a multi-mode optical fiber.
  • An optical fiber lamp
  • Illustration of the modified chemical vapor deposition (inside) process
  • Light reflected from optical fiber illuminates exhibited model
  • multi-mode fibers]].
  • The propagation of light through a [[multi-mode optical fiber]].
  • An aerial optical fiber splice enclosure lowered during installation. The individual fibers are fused and stored within the enclosure for protection from damage
  • An [[optical fiber cable]]
  • Optical fiber types
  • The P<sub>4</sub>O<sub>10</sub> cagelike structure—the basic building block for phosphate glass
  • Specular reflection
  • ST connectors]] on [[multi-mode fiber]]
  • Theoretical loss spectra (attenuation, dB/km) for Silica optical fiber (dashed blue line) and typical ZBLAN optical fiber (solid gray line) as a function of wavelength (microns).
  • Experimental attenuation curve of low loss multimode silica and ZBLAN fiber. Black triangle points and gray arrows illustrate a four order of magnitude reduction in the attenuation of silica optical fibers over four decades from ~1000&nbsp;dB/km in 1965 to ~0.17&nbsp;dB/km in 2005.
  • The structure of a typical [[single-mode fiber]].<br /> 1. Core: 8&nbsp;µm diameter<br /> 2. Cladding: 125&nbsp;µm dia.<br /> 3. Buffer: 250&nbsp;µm dia.<br /> 4. Jacket: 400&nbsp;µm dia.
LIGHT-CONDUCTING FIBER
Fiber optic; Fiber optics; Fibre optics; Fibre optic; Fibre-optic; Fiber-optic; Fiber-optics; Fibre-optics; Fibre Optics; Fiber Optics; Optic fibre; Optic fiber; Fiberoptics; Weakly guiding fiber; Optical fibers; Fiberoptic; Optical fibres; Fiber-Optic Cable; Cable, Fiber-Optic; Optical fibre; Optic Fiber; Optic Fibre; Optical Fibre; Optical Fiber; Fibreoptics; Optical Fibers; Principle and propagation of light in optical fibre; Fibre-optic networks; Fibre Optic; Fiber Optic; Fiber optic cabling; Fiber fuse; Tapered optical fiber; History of fiber optics; Fiber-optic technology; Applications of optical fiber; Applications of fiber optics; Optical-fiber lamp; Optical fiber system; History of optical fiber; Fiber optic technology
¦ noun a thin glass fibre through which light can be transmitted.

Wikipedia

Fibre-optic gyroscope

A fibre-optic gyroscope (FOG) senses changes in orientation using the Sagnac effect, thus performing the function of a mechanical gyroscope. However its principle of operation is instead based on the interference of light which has passed through a coil of optical fibre, which can be as long as 5 kilometres (3 mi).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibre-optic gyroscope
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