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Multimode optical fiber is a special type of glass or plastic fiber that allows light to move through it in a variety of ways. This kind of fiber is used in many areas, such as computer networking, telecommunications, fiber lasers, and medical imaging. Understanding what multimode optical fiber is and how it works allows us to appreciate its advantages and applications.

Multimode fiber is larger in diameter than single-mode fiber. This larger size allows different routes for light to navigate. The fiber’s inner walls reflect the light, an aid in getting data to its destination over short distances. That makes it a good option for locations where large amounts of data must move fast — for instance, in a confined space.

Advantages and applications of multimode optical fiber

One of the big advantages of multimode fiber is that it sends data very quickly for short distances. This is why it is deployed in LAN, DC, and campus networks. Multimode fiber is also less expensive than single mode fiber, allowing companies to offer higher bandwidth at a more modest cost to increase their network.

Why choose CDSEI multimode optical fiber?

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