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The term “splitter loss in optical fiber” describes the decrease in optical signal power as it passes through a splitter. This loss is an inevitable consequence of splitter loss in optical fiber dividing light signals among multiple output ports. However, high-performance optical components, like PLC splitters, are engineered to minimize splitter loss, ensuring efficient signal transmission in fiber optic networks. Reducing splitter loss is particularly important in Passive Optical Networks (PONs), where maintaining signal strength over long distances is vital for high-speed internet and data communication services.

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