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- In 1964 critical theoretical suggestion by, Charles K. Kao and Charles Hockam : - For long range communication system the loss limit was set to 20 dB/Km (was ~ 1000 db/Km or higher at that time!). - Pure form of Silica, by reducing impurities i.e., the optical losses were not due to glass itself, but impurities in it.
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