File:Singlemode fibre structure.svg

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Description	English: Diagram of a single mode (SM) optical fibre. 1.- Core 8-10 µm 2.- Cladding 125 µm 3.- Buffer 250 µm 4.- Jacket 400 µm Derivative work of File:Singlemode fibre structure.png by Bob Mellish, licensed as GFDL-en
Date	Original 2007-02-12, SVG 2009-04-18
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Author	Original by Bob Mellish, SVG derivative by Benchill

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