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Original post by Tynos
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Correct. Rays with angle of incidence greater than the critical angle are totally internally reflected, so increasing the critical angle would mean more rays (out of a number of rays at different random angles) would be refracted and not reflected.
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Original post by Stonebridge
Correct. Rays with angle of incidence greater than the critical angle are totally internally reflected, so increasing the critical angle would mean more rays (out of a number of rays at different random angles) would be refracted and not reflected.



Then whats the point -.-?

And what does Cladding do?
Original post by Tynos
Then whats the point -.-?

And what does Cladding do?


The cladding prevents the ray escaping. So optical fibres have a cladding layer to prevent the loss of data, and to keep the data secure.

And it reduces multipath dispersion or you'd get the rays merging together at different times.


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