Fiber optics works in the same way as any conventional information transfer system. You will need something to transmit the signal, carry the signal and something to receive as well as decode the signal.
A fiber optic relay system is composed of four main components; the transmitter, the optical fiber, an optical generator, and an optical receiver. The transmitter gathers and encodes the information and produces the primary signal through the optical fiber. The optical generator acts like a step-up transformer in electrical systems. It magnifies the signal to make up with signal degradation. And lastly, the receiver decodes and receives the information and converts it to a form that could be recognized by the receiver.
A fiber optic relay system is composed of four main components; the transmitter, the optical fiber, an optical generator, and an optical receiver. The transmitter gathers and encodes the information and produces the primary signal through the optical fiber. The optical generator acts like a step-up transformer in electrical systems. It magnifies the signal to make up with signal degradation. And lastly, the receiver decodes and receives the information and converts it to a form that could be recognized by the receiver.
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