The five primary parts of a fiber optic cable are the core, cladding, coating, reinforcing fibers, and cable jacket.
The five primary parts of a fiber optic cable are the core, cladding, coating, reinforcing fibers, and cable jacket. While copper wire of the same length is more expensive than fiber optic cable, fiber optic cable connectors and the tools required to install them are often more expensive. However, during the past few years, optical fiber has grown more cost-competitive due to a greater emphasis on preserving digital information.
Integrators should be familiar with fiber optic cable since it can accommodate the changing demands of government AV/IT end users. Here is a glimpse at a fiber optic cable's structure.
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