How does fiber optic cable work
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2. huldu commented 12 years ago
#(removed comment) You'll always have a ping. It's just the form of means that your signal actually reached the host. If you can't reach the host you can't connect to it hence you can't even play cs. The greater the distance the higher the latency, or ping in this case will be.


4. DarkPegasus commented 12 years ago
Red safety googles for a green laser?


6. HellsVacancy commented 12 years ago
Waaaaaaaaaaay over my head man, interesting though, id like to know how computer chips work, you know, INSIDE it


12. orion commented 12 years ago
Standardly inaccurate explanation for kids. Most technologically useful fiber cables are so thin you mustn't use description with rays. You must treat light as a wave, then you see that there is no bouncing, just a few (or even better, one) modes of uniform propagation, where the wave has a constant cross section.


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15. TesticleTom commented 10 years ago
"Total Internal Reflection"
Total? I think not.
If it were 'Total' internal reflection, we wouldn't be able to see it from the side as it leaves the bucket. Some light escapes.
Total? I think not.
If it were 'Total' internal reflection, we wouldn't be able to see it from the side as it leaves the bucket. Some light escapes.
+26 1. batman34 commented 12 years ago