Which mechanism causes constructive reinforcement in fibre optic cables?

💡 Explanation

Constructive interference is achieved through precise adjustments. Because the optical path length dictates the phase relationship between signals, small tolerances are critical during manufacture; therefore maximizing refractive properties, rather than reflections or polarizations helps achieving desired signal strength.

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