Fibre optics is also known as optical fiber or fiber optics. These terms are used interchangeably to describe the technology and method of transmitting light signals through thin, transparent fibers made of glass or plastic.
Another word for fibre optics is “optical communication.” This term emphasizes the use of light signals to transmit data over long distances through optical fibers, highlighting its application in telecommunications, networking, and other fields requiring high-speed data transmission.
“Fiber optics” is typically written as two words in American English (“fiber optics”) and as one word in British English (“fibre optics”). Both spellings refer to the same technology of transmitting light through optical fibers for various applications.
The full form of OFC cable is “Optical Fiber Cable.” OFC cables consist of one or more optical fibers enclosed in protective layers for durability and protection. They are used to transmit data signals over long distances with minimal loss and interference, making them essential components in telecommunications networks, internet infrastructure, and high-speed data transmission applications.
