FIBER OPTICS
fiber, (b) a single-mode step-index fiber, and (c) a multimode graded-index fiber. with constant refractive indices in the core and the cladding are called step-index fibers. In a graded-index fiber the velocity increases with distance from the core axis (since the refractive index decreases).
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