1. Absorption loss is caused by: (a) Insufficient stirring of the ingredients during manufacture. (b) Changes in the density of the fiber due to uneven rates of cooling. (c) Microscopic cracks in the cladding which allows leakage of the vacuum in the core. (d) Impurities in the fiber.

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1. Absorption loss is caused by: (a) Insufficient stirring of the ingredients during manufacture. (b)
Changes in the density of the fiber due to uneven rates of cooling. (c) Microscopic cracks in the
cladding which allows leakage of the vacuum in the core. (d) Impurities in the fiber.
2. Bending losses: (a) always result in breakage of the fiber. (b) can be caused by microbends and
macrobends. (c) are used to detect the length of fiber on a drum. (d) are caused by the difference in the
operating temperature of the core compared with the cladding on active fibers.
3. No material could have a refractive index of: (a) 1.5 (b) 1.3 (c) 1.1 (d) 0.9
(a) If the refractive index of the core of an optic fiber was 1.47 and that of the cladding was 1.44, the
cone of acceptance would have an angle of approximately: 17.19° (b) 72.82° (c) 78.4° (d) 34.36°
Transcribed Image Text:Q1\ A) Give the correct the answers (Choose 1. Absorption loss is caused by: (a) Insufficient stirring of the ingredients during manufacture. (b) Changes in the density of the fiber due to uneven rates of cooling. (c) Microscopic cracks in the cladding which allows leakage of the vacuum in the core. (d) Impurities in the fiber. 2. Bending losses: (a) always result in breakage of the fiber. (b) can be caused by microbends and macrobends. (c) are used to detect the length of fiber on a drum. (d) are caused by the difference in the operating temperature of the core compared with the cladding on active fibers. 3. No material could have a refractive index of: (a) 1.5 (b) 1.3 (c) 1.1 (d) 0.9 (a) If the refractive index of the core of an optic fiber was 1.47 and that of the cladding was 1.44, the cone of acceptance would have an angle of approximately: 17.19° (b) 72.82° (c) 78.4° (d) 34.36°
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