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The Introduce of Fiber Optic Microscope
Mar 10 , 2021
Fiber optic microscopes are used to inspect connectors to check the quality of the termination procedure and diagnose problems. A well made connector will have a clean, smooth, polished and scratch free finish. There is not be any signs ofcracks, chips or fiber not even with the ferrule front. The magnification for viewing connectors can be 30 to 400 power. Seikofire sells S620mini video optical f...
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The Introduction of Underground Cable Fault Detector
Mar 09 , 2021
The underground pipeline detector can quickly and accurately detect the location, direction, depth, and the location and size of the damage point of the steel pipeline anticorrosive layer without damaging the ground cover. It is one of the necessary instruments for water supply companies, gas companies, railway communications, industrial and mining, infrastructure units to transform, repair, and s...
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Precautions for using VFL
Feb 03 , 2021
Visual Fault Locator are also called VFL, pen-type red light sources, visible light detector, optical fiber fault detectors, optical fiber fault locators, etc. Most of them are used to detect fiber breakpoints. According to their shortest detection distance, they are divided into: 5Km, 10Km, 15Km, 20Km, 25Km, 30Km, 35Km, 40Km, etc. Driven by a constant current source, a stable red light is emitted...
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What's fiber optic pigtail?
Jan 06 , 2021
A fiber pigtail is a single, short, usually tight-buffered fiber optic cable with a factory-installed connector on one end, and un-terminated fiber on the other end, making the maintenance more conveniently. Fiber optic pigtails are used to terminated fiber optic cables via fusion splicing or mechanical splicing as shown in the picture below. The end of the pigtail is stripped and fusion spli...
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Why is My Internet So Slow? It Maybe Because of Network Cables!
Dec 29 , 2020
With the development of communication technology and the Internet, operators began to offer home broadband services of 200 Mbps, 500 Mbps and 1Gbps to ordinary consumers to meet the bandwidth needs of different users. However, when some users tested the network speed of computers, mobile phones and tablets connected through routers after the high-speed broadband service was opened, they found that...
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What is the FTTx?
Dec 16 , 2020
FTTx is the abbreviation of “Fiber to the X”, which means “fiber to x”, which is a general term for various fiber-optic communication networks, where X represents the destination of the fiber-optic line. The FTTx network applications in GPON access have the following in common: The data, voice, and video signals of terminal users are sent to ONUs, where the signals are converted into Ethernet pack...
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The Basic knowledge of PON
Nov 11 , 2020
1.1 Basic principles of PON system PON (passive optical network) refers to an optical access network in which the ODN (optical distribution network) between OLT (optical line terminal) and ONU (optical network unit) all adopts passive equipment. PON is a point-to-multipoint (P2MP) optical access system, which can save fiber resources, ODN does not require power supply, user access is convenient, a...
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What is fiber to the home?(FTTH)
Oct 03 , 2020
What is fiber to the home (FTTH)? - Structure and components FTTH is one of the most important technologies for today and future’s networks, because not only it increases the access to bandwidth, but reduces equipment and maintenance cost while intensely improving Quality of Service. Projections specify that individual user Internet use will reach 100Mbps and will eventually go to 1Gbps. And fiber...
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What is the difference between single-mode fiber and multi-mode fiber? Which one to choose?
Sep 21 , 2020
The first is to introduce the difference between multimode fiber and single mode fiber: Multimode fiber The optical signal in multimode fiber propagates through multiple channels; it is usually recommended to be used when the distance is less than miles. The effective distance of multimode fiber from transmitter to receiver is about 5 miles. The usable follow-up is also affected by the type and qu...
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Everything You Need to Know About Fiber Optics Cable
Sep 11 , 2020
In the recent years, fiber optics is steadily replacing copper wires. It is a better and apt means of transmitting communication signals. Today, fiber optics cable span across long distances between local phone systems. In addition, it also serves as the backbone for many networking systems including: Cable TV services University campus Office buildings Industrial plants Electric utility companies...
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