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Do you know what kinds of optical fiber connectors there are?
Sep 10 , 2021
In the field of optical fiber, optical fiber interface (also known as optical fiber connector) is a common product, which is a detachable device between optical fiber and optical fiber, and connects the two ends of optical fiber. It is not only connected to the optical fiber, but also can be repeatedly plugged and unplugged, so it has also become a movable connector of the optical fiber. With the ...
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The knowledge of photoelectric composite cable
Sep 01 , 2021
Photoelectric composite cable refers to a transmission line suitable for broadband access network systems. It is a new type of access method. It integrates optical fiber and copper wire for power transmission. It can solve the problems of broadband access, equipment power consumption, and signal transmission. structure Photoelectric composite low-voltage cables (referred to as photoelectric compos...
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What is OTDR Blind Area?
Aug 26 , 2021
Why does the blind area come up? The OTDR produces a blind area because the OTDR's detector is temporarily "blinded" by the high intensity Fresnel reflection light (mainly caused by the air gap between the OTDR connections). When the high intensity reflection is produced, the power of the photodiode is more than 4000 times higher than the backscatter power. Thus, the reflected light signal receive...
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what's the difference of fiber connector?
Aug 17 , 2021
Given the variety of splice options available to fiber network planners today identifying the best connector for FTTH can be overwhelming. Consequently often not much thought is given to connector selection with choice driven by cost, availability or what’s been used before. However each connector has its own unique design and therefore, pros and cons. Over time or depending on project...
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Classification of optical fiber loss.
Aug 13 , 2021
The optical fiber loss can be divided into the inherent loss of the optical fiber and the additional loss caused by the service conditions after the optical fiber is made. The details are as follows: Optical fiber loss can be divided into inherent loss and additional loss. The inherent loss includes scattering loss, absorption loss and the loss caused by the imperfect structure of optical fib...
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Why the fiber end face always appears bad when the fusion splicer is splicing?
Aug 04 , 2021
1. The new end face is contaminated by debris, dust, etc. Solution: Do not let the cut fiber end face touch anything; 2. When cutting the optical fiber, the angle is too large. In this case, it may be a problem with the cleaver blade. Change a blade for an interview, or there may be debris in the fiber groove of the cleaver. Use a sharp object to clean the fiber groove. ； 3. There are gray and dar...
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The Most Import Thing You Need To Know About Fiber Optic Power Meters
Jul 30 , 2021
Optical Power Meters Here The fiber optic power meter is a special light meter that measures how much light is coming out of the end of the fiber optic cable. The power meter needs to be able to measure the light at the proper wavelength and over the appropriate power range. Most power meters used in datacom networks are designed to work at 850nm and 1300nn. Power levels are modest, in the range o...
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Why can't the OTDR test, how to test?
Jul 26 , 2021
For our communication, OTDR is the equipment that we usually have to get in touch with, so analyzing OTDR and detecting faults is a skill we need to learn So what aspects should we start with if the OTDR test fails? Next, the editor will take you to learn more about how to detect OTDR problems. Especially when it can't be tested. 1. The optical port is not plugged in properly. Our OTDR optical por...
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Four Basic Steps to Complete a Proper Fusion Splicing
Jul 15 , 2021
Step 1. Preparing the Fibers 1. Strip jacket and remove an adequate amount of jacket, usually 2-3 m, for splicing and dressing the buffer tubes and fibers in the splice closure. Leave the proper amount of strength members to attach the cable to the closure. Refer to the splice closure directions for lengths needed. Clean all water-blocking materials using appropriate cleaners. 2. Remove buffer tub...
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