A. Plastic
B. Glass
C. Copper Particles
D. None of these
- Optical fibers are thin, flexible strands made mostly of glass or plastic that carry light signals for fast communication over long distances.
- They work by guiding light through their core using a process called total internal reflection, which keeps the light inside the fiber without loss.
- Optical fibers are used in internet, telephone, and medical devices because they provide faster data transfer, are immune to electrical interference, and can carry large amounts of information.