Charles Kao, Father Of Fiber-Optic Communications, Shares Physics Nobel Prize With CCD Inventors Willard Boyle And George Smith,

Charles Kao wins Nobel Prize snapvoip.blogspot.com

Charles Kao,  who is often referred as father of fiber-optic communications for his work in the 1960s fiber optics has won a share of this year?s Nobel Prize in Physics. Kao?s discovered in 1966  how to transmit light over long distances using ultrapure optical glass fibers, which enabled such transmissions to reach 62 miles vs….

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