MPO cable Archive

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What Is The Basic Principle Of OTDR Test

There are many fiber tools available for testing at different stages of the network, to meet various test requirements. These tests are used to reveal the total loss, optical return loss (ORL) and fiber length, can be in a single fiber or a complete network. In addition, the test may [ Continue reading…]

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Fibre optic receiver

Fibre optic receiver Once data has been transmitted across a fiber optic cable, it is necessary for it to be received and converted into electrical signals so that it can be processed and distributed to its final destination. The fiber optic receiver is the essential component in this process as it performs the [ Continue reading…]

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Fibre optic splicing introduction

Fibre optic splicing introduction Rather than using optical fibre connectors, it is possible to splice two optical fibres together. An fibre optic splice is defined by the fact that it gives a permanent or relatively permanent connection between two fibre optic cables. That said, some manufacturers do offer fibre optic splices [ Continue reading…]

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Fusion Splice vs. Mechanical Splice

Fusion Splice vs. Mechanical Splice There are four basic steps involved in fusion splice and mechanical splice. For both the two methods, the first two steps are nearly the same, and there’s a little difference for the last two steps.   Steps for Fusion Splice Step 1: Fiber preparation. Fibers are prepared [ Continue reading…]

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Fiber Optic Tester – Optical Power Meter

Fiber Optic Tester – Optical Power Meter In fiber optic network, whether installing new cable, or troubleshooting existing cable, cable testing always plays an important role in the process. Optical power meter which is widely used for power measurement and loss testing is well known to us. Today, we are going to [ Continue reading…]

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Pluggable Transceivers Used in Data Centers

Today’s data centers are going through unprecedented growth and innovation as emerging optical standards and customers’ demands for higher-level networking services converge. Bandwidth, port density and low-power demands come as the main drivers that populate the deployment of fiber optic networks. And in fiber optic network implementations, pluggable transceivers provide a [ Continue reading…]

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Recommendations for High-speed Fiber Optic cable

Recent years, with the developments of 10g transceiver modules, there is a low cost technical solution in the short distance high speed internet connections, it is gigabit high speed cable. These direct attach cables also known as twinax cable, they are different from other common fiber optic cable, whether in [ Continue reading…]

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How to Deploy 10G, 40G, 100G in the Same Network

In 2010, 10G SFP+ became the primary equipment interface in data center applications. However, jump to 2017, as demand for greater bandwidth shows no signs of slowing, 40G and 100G transceiver shipments saw a whopping increase. While shipments of 40G and 100G modules are on the rise, the large majority of data center networks [ Continue reading…]

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What Should We Prepare for 40/100G Migration?

As data center of all types continue to grow in terms of traffic and size, 40G and 100G Ethernet technology is no longer a pipe dream—it is well on the way and set to become the new standard for high bandwidth and intelligent architecture. Faced with this upcoming trend in data center, [ Continue reading…]

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Customized 40G QSFP+ to 8LC Breakout AOC Solutions in FIBER-MART.COM

As people are expecting more information to be available at their fingertips, fiber network deployment should be quicker and easier. Active optical cable(AOC) is a good solution to this issue. AOC is a cable assembly which is permanently terminated with QSFP+ modules at both ends. It use electrical-to-optical conversion on [ Continue reading…]

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