Einmodusfasern
Einmodusfasern, also known as single-mode fibers, are a type of optical fiber that transmits light in only one mode. This is achieved by having a very small core diameter, typically around 9 micrometers. This small core restricts the light to propagate along a single path, preventing modal dispersion. Modal dispersion occurs when different modes of light travel at different speeds within the fiber, leading to signal distortion over long distances.
The primary advantage of using einmodusfasern is their ability to transmit data over much longer distances
The manufacturing process for einmodusfasern is more precise than for multimode fibers due to the strict control