Largest angle at which a ray can intersect the fiber core and still allow the incoming light to be guided by the core.Select one:a. Numerical aperture b. critical anglec. brewster angle d. acceptance angle
Question
Largest angle at which a ray can intersect the fiber core and still allow the incoming light to be guided by the core.Select one:a. Numerical aperture b. critical anglec. brewster angle d. acceptance angle
Solution
The largest angle at which a ray can intersect the fiber core and still allow the incoming light to be guided by the core is known as the acceptance angle. So, the correct answer is d. Acceptance angle.
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