Light wave conductor

A light wave ladder, also known as a light guide or fiber optic, is a flexible, transparent management rod that can transport light over large distances. It consists of a thin core of glass or plastic, which is surrounded by an optical coat. This coat has a lower refractive index than the core, which keeps the light through total reflection inside the core and led along the fiber.

Light wave conductors are widely used in telecommunications because they can transmit data in the form of light signals at high speed and without electromagnetic disorders. In addition, you will be in medical technology, e.g. B. used for endoscopes, as well as in lighting technology, for example for decorative or selective light applications. Their ability to transfer large amounts of data efficiently also make it indispensable for modern networks and the Internet. Thanks to their flexibility and reliability, they are increasingly used in various technological areas.