What is optical fiber transmission?

Optical fiber transmission is a method of transmitting data over long distances using light signals sent through thin strands of glass or plastic fibers. This technology allows for high-speed data transfer with minimal signal loss and electromagnetic interference. Optical fibers can carry a vast amount of information simultaneously, making them essential for telecommunications, internet infrastructure, and various data communication applications. Their advantages include higher bandwidth, longer transmission distances, and improved security compared to traditional copper cables.