Usually means: Transmits light along glass fibers.
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▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of fibre optic [Of, or relating to fibre optics, or to optical fibre.]

Similar:
fiberoptic, laryngoscopic, gastroscope, broadband, transbronchial, electrocardiograph, ureteroscopic, transnasal, cardiographic, colonoscope, more...

Opposite:
copper wire, coaxial cable, electrical wire

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Similar:
fiberoptic, laryngoscopic, gastroscope, broadband, transbronchial, electrocardiograph, ureteroscopic, transnasal, cardiographic, colonoscope, more...

Opposite:
copper wire, coaxial cable, electrical wire



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