👉 In mathematics and computer science, a lithanode is a device that converts electrical signals into optical signals. Lithonodes are commonly used in fiber-optic communication systems to convert electrical signals such as radio waves or light into optical signals that can be transmitted over long distances without loss. Lithonodes are typically made up of a number of interconnected silicon chips, each with its own microcontroller and signal processing module. The microcontrollers process the electrical signals from the lithonode's input ports to
