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Optical Carrier

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Definition of “Optical Carrier” :

“Optical Carrier” refers to the network line transmitting signals at high speed using optical fiber rather than a traditional copper wire. The speed ranges from 51.85 Mbps to over 100 Gbps, depending on the level of the carrier. It’s commonly used in telecommunication networks.

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