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The Science of Optical Fiber The science of fiber optics deals with the transmission or guidance of light (rays or waveguide modes in the optical region of the spectrum) along transparent fibers of glass, plastic, or a similar medium. The phenomenon responsible for the optical fiber or light-pipe performance is the law of Total Internal Reflection (TIR).
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