What is the use of interposed optics in expanded beam connectors? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the use of interposed optics in expanded beam connectors?
A.	To achieve lateral alignment less critical than a butt-joined fiber connector
B.	To make a fiber loss free
C.	To make a fiber dispersive
D.	For index-matching
Answer» B. To make a fiber loss free

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