Glossary
Microbending
A sharp but microscopic curvature that creates local axial displacements of a few microns and spatial Wavelength displacements of a few millimeters in a fiber. One common cause of microbending is longitudinal shrinking of the Fiber buffer, but it can also result from poor Drawing or Cable manufacturing methods and installation.
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