Spliceing loss in je

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Splicing loss in JE is the amount of optical power lost during the process of joining two optical fibers.

Splicing loss can occur due to misalignment of the fibers, contamination, or poor quality splicing equipment.
The amount of splicing loss depends on the type of fiber, wavelength, and the quality of the splice.
Splicing loss can be minimized by using high-quality splicing equipment, cleaning the fibers properly, and ensuring proper alignment.
Splicing loss is usually measured in decibels (dB) and should be kept as low as possible to ensure efficient transmission of optical signals.