viesolaidiai
Viesolaidžiai, also known as optical fibers, are thin strands of glass or plastic designed to transmit light signals for communication and sensing. A typical fiber consists of a core that guides light, surrounded by a cladding with a lower refractive index, and an outer protective jacket. Light is confined in the core by total internal reflection at the core–cladding interface, allowing signals to travel long distances with low loss.
The technology emerged from mid-20th century research on light transmission in fibers, with key theoretical and
Fibers are classified by mode: single-mode fibers, with a small core that supports a single light path,
Common applications include long-haul and access telecommunications networks, data centers, local area networks, medical imaging and
Viesolaidžiai form a core component of modern communications infrastructure in Lithuania and worldwide, supporting high-speed internet,