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Fusion Splicer: A Good Helper for Fiber Optic Splicing

by www.fiber-mart.com What Is Fusion Splicer? Fusion splicer may be the act of joining two optical fibers end-to-end using heat. The thing is to fuse both the fibers together in such a way that light passing with the fibers is not scattered or reflected back from the splice, and thus the [ Continue reading…]

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Transceiver Module Maintenance Methods and Installation Tips

by www.fiber-mart.com Maintenance Methods for Internal Problems of Optical Modules The five common problems listed in the last part might be faults internally. Take the 1G SFP transceiver as example, we are going to present the phenomenons belonging to each type. Also the possible reasons and maintenance methods will be given. [ Continue reading…]

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Introduction of Armored fiber cable

by www.fiber-mart.com Armored Fiber Cable Structure As shown in the below picture, the optical fibers of the armored fiber cable are in the center of the cable covered by metal armor. The metal armor is covered by Kevlar firstly, then by the outer jacket. This is usually the most basic structure of [ Continue reading…]

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Introduction to Passive Optical Network (PON)

by www.fiber-mart.com Seen from the entire network structures，the Passive Optical Network (PON) market is in a high-growth period due to the ongoing deployments of Fiber to the Home (FTTH) networks.today, we mainly Introduce Passive Optical Network (PON). What does Passive Optical Network (PON)mean? A passive optical network (PON) is a cabling [ Continue reading…]

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Fiber Patch Cords vs Fiber Pigtails

by www.fiber-mart.com Fiber optic patch cord and fiber optic pigtail are two commonly used components in fiber optic network. They have many things in common and they also differ in distinct ways. Knowing both the similarities and the differences between them will help you make the best selection for your [ Continue reading…]

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MTP Fiber Patch Cables Overview

by www.fiber-mart.com MTP stands for multi-fiber termination push-on connector and is designed by US Conec and built around the MT ferrule. MTP fiber patch cable takes its name from the MTP connector, which allows high-density connections between network equipment in telecommunication rooms. The following text will thoroughly cover types, advantages and applications [ Continue reading…]

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Introduction to Mode Conditioning Patch Cable

by www.fiber-mart.com What Is Mode Conditioning Patch Cable? A mode conditioning patch cord is a duplex multi-mode patch cord that has a small length of single mode fiber at the start of the transmission leg, and also a single mode to multi-mode offset fiber connection part in this leg. There are two [ Continue reading…]

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How to Select a Fiber Optic Patch Cable?

by www.fiber-mart.com Fiber optic patch cable, also known as fiber patch cord or fiber jumper, is a basic and important part used to link equipment and components in fiber optic networks. There are many types of fiber optic patch cables, such as single-mode fiber patch cable, multimode fiber patch cable, [ Continue reading…]

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Introduction of Armored Fiber Patch Cable Overview

by www.fiber-mart.com Fiber optic jumper cables, as one of the most common component in fiber optic networks, are a transmission medium used to transmit data via light. There are many types of fiber optic jumper cables. For example, by fiber optic cable types, there are single mode patch cable and [ Continue reading…]

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Guide to SFP Transceiver Communication Standards

by www.fiber-mart.com Over the years of SFP transceiver communication existence, there have been numerous different standards introduced. The great thing about SFP transceivers in networking hardware is that they allow a single piece of equipment, such as a switch, to support different wiring and transmission formats. The problem comes when [ Continue reading…]

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