optical interfaces

Optical interfaces are the connections that allow devices to communicate using light instead of electrical signals. This technology is commonly found in fiber optic cables, which transmit data at high speeds over long distances. Optical interfaces convert electrical signals into light signals for transmission and then back into electrical signals at the receiving end. They are essential in telecommunications, internet infrastructure, and high-speed data networks, providing greater bandwidth and faster data transfer compared to traditional copper wires. This technology enables innovations in various fields, including internet services, broadcasting, and data centers.