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What is Fibre Optics?

Fibre Optics refers to the technology that is used to transmitting data in the form of light particles, or photons, that pulse through flexible fibres of glass.
What is a fibre optic cable?

A fibre optic cable is a network cable that contains strands of glass fibres, which are protected by an insulated casing.
What are the different types of fibre cables?

The three main types of fibre cables are:

1. Single-mode (higher transmission rate, up to 50 times more distance, higher cost)
2. Multi-mode (higher bandwidth, medium distance)
3. Plastic Optical Fibre (POF) (a newer, plastic-based multi-mode fibre, lower cost)
What are the uses of fibre optic cables?

1. Telecommunication
2. Data storage
3.Computer networking
4. Mechanical inspections
5. Medical: surgery and dentistry
What are the benefits of using fibre optics?

Speed | A fibre optic network operates at an incredibly high speed
Bandwidth | They have a large bandwidth, which enables a sizeable carrying capacity
Reliability | Fibre optics provide the most secure connection for your data.
The cables are not as easily influenced by environmental conditions, such as weather.
Impedance | Fibre optic cables are resistant to electrical interference.
What happens if a battery is stolen from the base station?

If this should happen, the community’s ability to make calls will be significantly affected. What usually happens is that connectivity reduces to the point that it becomes difficult to make calls.
If a criminal steals a fibre optic cable, can he make money by selling it?

No. This is not a copper cable, which means that it has no monetary value and cannot be sold.
Why is it important for the community to protect fibre optic infrastructure, including base stations?

Without a good cell phone network, it becomes a challenge to receive good quality calls. In addition, services such as E-Wallet, Cash Send and emergency services rely on this infrastructure in order to work.