Author Archive Fiber-mart

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Single-mode Fiber Standard and Selection

by www.fiber-mart.com Are you turning to deploying single-mode cables to speed up your infrastructure? If yes, let’s say you have made the right choice. In general, single-mode cables are typically categorized into OS1 and OS2 single-mode fibers. Besides this, a variety of SM optical fibers with carefully optimized characteristics are [ Continue reading…]

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What Will Affect the Longevity of Your Fiber Network?

by www.fiber-mart.com When deploying a fiber network, people nowadays not only appreciate the high-speed broadband services, but the maintenance of how long it will last. After all, optical fiber is a particular type of hair-thin glass with a typical tensile strength that is less than half that of copper. Even though the [ Continue reading…]

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Guide to Several Materials in Fiber Optic Cable Construction

by www.fiber-mart.com Fiber optic cable is considered as one of the most effective transmission medium today for safe, and long-reach communications, and it also offers a number of advantages over copper. In general, fiber optic cable consists of a core, cladding, coating, strengthening fibers, and a cable jacket, which has been clearly [ Continue reading…]

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FTTx Filter WDM|OLT|ONU/ONT|Fiber Splitters|fiber-mart.com

EPON and GPON are popular versions of Passive Optical Networks (PONs). Fiber-Mart‘s fiber optical access series of devices for the last-mile PON include OLT (Optical Line Terminal), ONU (Optical Network Unit), ONT (Optical Network Termination), and PON Splitters (PLC & FBT). We are proudly launching a series of integrated, high reliability and affordable EPON/GPON System solutions for all [ Continue reading…]

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CWDM OADM|FTTx Networks|PON Fiber Splitters|fiber-mart.com

Optical Add-Drop Multiplexer (OADM) is used for multiplexing and routing different channels of fiber into or out of a single fiber. The CWDM OADM is designed to optically add/drop one or multiple CWDM channels into one or two fibers. Fiber-Mart provides a series of CWDM OADM modules with as more as 18 channels (20nm spaced) [ Continue reading…]

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DIN APC Single-mode 9/125 Simplex Fiber Optic Connector

FM SKU#:SKU0159C2Model#:DINA-SM-FMMFG PART#:DINA-SM-FM Pre-assembled DIN connectors feature a single unit body with spring-loaded free floating zirconia ferrule, this unique connector offers superior performance in a compact, DIN compatible design is suitable for a variety of applications. The DIN connectors are manufactured of precision screw machined brass for consistent performance and [ Continue reading…]

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SMA 906 Fiber Optic Connector

FM SKU#:SKU01177RModel#:SMA906MFG PART#: SMA 906 Fiber Optic Connector Description SMA 906 has a stepped ferrule design, although it looks like SMA 905 connector. When two SMA 906 connector are mated together, the stepped ferrule design allows a full length alignment sleeve to be used, so the connection of SMA 906 [ Continue reading…]

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Understanding MPO- MTP fibre optic connectivity in cabling applications

by www.fiber-mart.com As the quest for greater bandwidth continues and fibre optic connections within data centres and optic fibre networks increase, these    challenges must be met by choosing the right type of connectivity. This is all driven by requirements for additional switching and    routing, storage, virtualization, convergence, video-on-demand [ Continue reading…]

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MPO VS. MTP: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

by www.fiber-mart.com MPO stands for multi-fibre push-on connector. It is a connector for multi-fibre ribbon cable that generally contains 6, 8, 12 or 24 fibres. It is defined by IEC-61754-7 and TIA-604-5-D, also known as FOCIS 5. The MPO connector, combined with lightweight ribbon cable, represents a huge technological advancement [ Continue reading…]

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Maximizing the advantages of the MTP connector

by www.fiber-mart.com  This article details the history and performance capabilities of the MTP connector. MTP is a trademarked brand of multifiber push-on (MPO) connector. The article is authored by technical experts from Corning Optical Communications and US Conec—the two companies that jointly developed, offer, and continue to refine the MTP connector. [ Continue reading…]

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