In optic fiber transmission the repeater are separated through a distance of __________ km in newer system?

Correct answer: C. 100km

  • A. 300km
  • B. 200km
  • C. 100km
  • D. 20km

Explanation

In newer optical-fibre communication systems, repeaters can commonly be spaced about 100 km apart because the signal suffers relatively low attenuation in fibre. The likely alternative is 20 km, which relates more closely to older systems or shorter repeater spacing and does not represent the newer system stated here.

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