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Two Main Advantages Of Mechanical Splice

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by Fiber-MART.COM When it comes to the advantages of mechanical splice,several things should be taken into consideration, especially it’s cost and performance.   Low Costs Owing to the low price of manufacturing, the cost of mechanical splice is also very low .Besides this, it is very easy for users to install [ Continue reading…]


How to choose and buy high quality fiber optic cable products?

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by Fiber-MART.COM As is known to all, the quality of the transmission medium in the integrated wiring is very important for the whole project, not only the service life of the integrated wiring project of this problem, more important is the guarantee of the quality performance. People are often keen [ Continue reading…]



How to choose the right kind of fiber optic patch cords

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by Fiber-MART.COM Fiber optic has been spread all over the world, many data centers are beginning change the copper to fiber optic. However, in addition to the length, there are many parameters you must clear before purchasing fiber optic patch cords.   Single Mode Or Multimode One of the main [ Continue reading…]


Guide to QSFP28 Transceivers for 100G Data Center Connectivity

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by Fiber-MART.COM Using standard transceivers and cables is the most straightforward way to upgrade to 100G traffic. However, there are several types of 100G optics (transceivers and cables) available on the market like the CFP, CFP2, CFP4 and QSFP28 fiber optic assemblies. QSFP28 transceivers offer the cost-optimized solutions for connecting [ Continue reading…]


The 40G QSFP transceiver Comparison

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by Fiber-MART.COM Data center regularly went through great migration from 1G, 10G to 40G, 100G over the past few decade. Since IEEE 802.3ba standard defined the 40G Ethernet on June 17, 2010. The newest widely adopted optical transceivers is the QSFP+ that offers aggregated optical speeds of 40G. There are [ Continue reading…]



How to choose the fiber transceiver

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by Fiber-MART.COM With the constant development of the fiber optic communication industry, more and more customers begin to be great concerned about the stability and reliability of the important devices in optical fiber transceivers. Currently, optical transceivers products on the market varies greatly, many manufacturers tend to reap huge profits, [ Continue reading…]


The Best Introduction Of Fiber Optic Adapter

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by Fiber-MART.COM Fiber optic adapters form a small, but critical, part of the hardware used in an optical fiber cabling system. It is used for connecting fiber optic patch cords or pigtails together, often called as fiber optic adapter or fiber optic coupler. Although they may shape differently, they have the [ Continue reading…]


What is MXC Patch Cable?

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by Fiber-MART.COM In today’s world there is an ever-increasing need for more data, at faster speeds. The new MXC™ optical fiber connector system, created by US Conec, makes use of advanced high-density interconnect technology allowing it to offer greater speeds within data centers and networks.   US Conec has developed [ Continue reading…]


10GBASE-T – Will It be the Best Media Options for 10G Data Center?

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by Fiber-MART.COM Ratified in 2006, 10GBASE-T is the standard to provide 10Gbqs connections over balanced twisted-pair copper, including Category 6A unshielded and shielded cabling. It provides great flexibility in network design due to its 100-meter reach capability. An immediate use for 10GBASE-T is to build the data center access-layer network [ Continue reading…]


10G Connectivity – Comparing XFP With SFP+

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by Fiber-MART.COM Defined in 2002, XFP (10 Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable) is a hot-swappable and protocol-independent transceiver for 10G high-speed computer network and telecommunication links. Except for XFP, there are SFP and SFP+ transceivers available for 10G connectivity. These devices plug into a special port on a switch or [ Continue reading…]