A wavelength mismatch occurs when transmissions are optimized for one type of cable but sent over a different type of cable.

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A wavelength mismatch occurs when the wavelength of transmitted signals is optimized for a specific type of fiber optic cable but then sent over a different type of cable with a different wavelength range. This can result in signal loss, distortion, and reduced data transmission speeds.

A Wavelength Mismatch Occurs When Transmissions Are Optimized for One