Part one of term paper
Over the Centuries, the science of communication has evolved in such degrees that normal means of communicating are no longer feasible. Communicating has risen in forms of data, video and voice transmission to such speeds that normal coaxial cables could no longer handle the huge amounts of information that were passed through them. Fiber Op ...

Part two of term paper
... transmitted from one location to another in the form or light, guided through thin fibers of glass or plastic. Fiber Optics can represent information from voice, date, video and images, which allows for use with telephones, computers, and televisions. A strand of glass is thinner than a human hair, yet inch by inch is stronger than steel. The future of fiber optics is very promising due to the simple fact of how much information they can carry. Two single fiber optics lines carry the equivalent of ...