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Optic Cable or optical fibre cable is very similar to electrical cable or copper cables, however, it’s composition consists of multiple fibres which transport light.
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The essential elements of fibre optic cable include plastic buffered layers encased in a protective jacket.
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Optic Cable is primarily used for long-distance communications and high-speed internet connection.
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Fiber Optic Cable has its own set of benefits which have proven to be very advantageous for us. We have some many options, it’s like a smorgasbord of possibilities;
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 * Loose Tube – Tight Buffer
 * Indoor – Outdoor
 * Multi mode – Singlemode
 * Cable Diameter
 * Outer Jacket
Just to list a few!
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Let us now look at some of the extraordinary benefits that set it apart from the others.
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Optic Cable, 5 Extraordinary Benefits
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We have selected five benefits of optic cable for us to have a look at. There are many more.
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1. Increased Bandwidth Levels
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With respect to bandwidth levels, optic cable is the best there is.
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Each fibre can carry a large amount of bandwidth and an elevated amount of data compared to the usual copper cables.
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What we understand from this point is that due to the increased bandwidth levels, the performance is always high.
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It also decreases latency which enables the fibre to have swifter download and upload speeds.
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It is therefore used for long-distance communications with zero roadblocks.
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2. Ingrained Security
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Fibre Cabling does not emit any kind of signal, and this is the reason that it is difficult to put any kind of tap on the transmission cables.
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Therefore, it is safe to assume that your data transmission is completely secure.
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Since the signal travelling through the cable is encased inside every individual fibre, hackers would need to cut in every strand of fibre inside the cable.
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Doing this would cause a network breakdown which will just about alert everybody.
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3.   Safe and Secure
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Mode Optical Fibres are very much safe to use.
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Since there is zero involvement of electrical signals, waves or even electricity it can do us little harm.
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Data transmission mainly occurs via a light or optical waves, therefore, it is safer to handle.
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4. Fibre Optic Cable can take in fluctuations of water and temperature
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Optic Cables are not majorly affected by continuous water and temperature changes.
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It is not affected by bad weather or continuous moisture, OR if there is any contact with rainwater, or lightning strikes, etc.
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Since there are no electrical components inside of it, there are no issues.
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These cables can stand their ground against unpredictable climate changes, with zero performance loss.
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Making it the perfect choice for usage in rough environments, and in industry-grade applications.
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5.  Resistant to Magnetic Interference
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If you have multiple electronic cables in a constrained environment, then it might result in interference and crosstalk between them.
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This can result in performance loss and issues in data transmission.
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Fibre Optic Cables do not produce any such cases in terms of Magnetic Interference.
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You can install them right under the industrial equipment with no problems.
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Conclusion
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Fibre Optic Cables have been gifted with some very unique aspects in terms of their usage.
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This makes it popular among its users, and the benefits mentioned above literally add to their testimonials.
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It is essentially a feather in the cap for the optical fibres.
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