Single Mode Fiber
Single-mode fiber is optical fiber designed to carry one primary mode of light through a very small core. Limiting the light to a single path reduces signal dispersion, making single-mode fiber well suited to high-speed transmission across long distances.
It is widely used in telecommunications, metro networks, long-haul networks, data center connections, and other applications where capacity and distance are important.
Common names include single-mode fiber, SMF, single-mode optical fiber, OS1, and OS2.
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