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Asked by: jehubuddaka from HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL
Can a single optic fiber have a wider core at one end than the other, thus concentrating the light entering at one end before releasing it at the other?
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txwritersblock (TX) / Tourism/Photography
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its possible but not probable. Light cant be concentrated/compressed to increase the amount of energy being transferred from one end to the other.
Answer Date: 06:43am 03/23/08
 
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