What does MULTIPATH DISPERSION mean?
If the exam asked you, "Multipath Dispersion, define it.", what would the answer be?
Original post by Konnichiwa
If the exam asked you, "Multipath Dispersion, define it.", what would the answer be?
light can take multiple paths through the fibre core and these paths have different lengths so the time to go along each path differs thus the light pulse spreads out.
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