Lightwave Communication

Lightwave communication refers to the transfer of information using light, typically through optical fibers. This technology transmits data as pulses of light, allowing for high-speed communication over long distances. Unlike traditional electrical signals, light waves can carry more data and are less susceptible to interference. This makes lightwave communication ideal for internet connections, telephone networks, and cable television. By converting data into light signals, it enables efficient, fast, and reliable communication, revolutionizing how we connect and share information globally.