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The outer yellow and black plastic layers protect it from abrasion. The three smaller colored wires in the middle contain the glass strands. A piece of fiber optic cable unraveled to show the three colored wires containing the glass fibers.
The fuzzy white material is the Spectra. One of the colored wires has been spread out to show the glass fiber. The red arrow points to the junction between the thin glass strand and its outer plastic coating. This protects it from abrasion. The several copper wires surrounding the glass strand are the electrical conductors that carry the volts used to power ROV Jason. In the s , John Logie Baird patented the idea of using arrays of transparent stems to transmit images for television.
However, in the s , Heinrich Lamm was the first person to transmit an image through a batch of optical fibers.
In , Elias Snitzer published a theoretical description of single-mode fibers, with a core so small that it could carry light with only one waveguide mode. He was able to demonstrate that a laser light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation directed through a thin glass fiber can be sufficient for medical applications. For communication applications, the light loss became too great.
In , Standard Communication Laboratories in England proved that light loss of existing glass fiber could be diminished by removing impurities.
In , Bell Laboratories developed a modified vapor deposition process that can be mass-produced into a low-loss optical fiber.
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