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Optical fiber splice, which connects two optical fibers permanently or detachably, and has a splice part for protecting the components. The optical fiber splice is the end device of the optical fiber. The optical fiber connector is a physical interface used to connect an optical fiber cable. FC is the abbreviation of Ferrule Connector. The external reinforcement method is a metal sleeve and the fastening method is a turnbuckle. The ST connector is usually used for 10Base-F, and the SC connector is usually used for 100Base-FX.

An international consortium led by the UK's National Physical Laboratory has set a new record for comparing ultra-stable lasers at long distances by metering a fibre network. A related research paper was published in the journal Nature Communications.

In the mid-1980s, Beklemyshev, Allrn and other scientists combined laser technology and cleaning technology for practical work needs and conducted related research. Since then, the technical concept of laser cleaning (Laser Cleanning) was born. It is well known that the relationship between pollutants and substrates The binding force is divided into covalent bond, double dipole, capillary action and van der Waals force. If this force can be overcome or destroyed, the effect of decontamination will be achieved.

Single-frequency fiber lasers have a very narrow limit linewidth, and their spectral line shape is Lorentz type, which is significantly different from single-frequency semiconductors. The reason is that single-frequency fiber lasers have longer laser resonant cavities and longer photon lifetimes in the cavity. This means that single-frequency fiber lasers have lower phase noise and frequency noise than single-frequency semiconductor lasers.

Laser-a device capable of emitting laser light. The first microwave quantum amplifier was made in 1954, and a highly coherent microwave beam was obtained. In 1958, A.L. Xiaoluo and C.H. Towns extended the principle of microwave quantum amplifier to the optical frequency range. In 1960, T.H. Mayman and others made the first ruby laser. In 1961, A. Jia Wen and others made a helium-neon laser. In 1962, R.N. Hall and others created a gallium arsenide semiconductor laser. In the future, there will be more and more types of lasers. According to the working medium, lasers can be divided into four categories: gas lasers, solid lasers, semiconductor lasers and dye lasers. Free electron lasers have also been developed recently. High-power lasers are usually pulsed output.