Why Nylon 12 is Important for Fiber Optic Cables as Jacketing Material?
Nylon was invented in New York and London at the same time and hence it was named by taking “NY” fr…
Nylon was invented in New York and London at the same time and hence it was named by taking “NY” fr…
A cable design engineer, after reading the customer specification decides the construction details …
Experience with fire accidents of buildings reveals that most of the casualties happen due to the s…
Telecommunication grade optical fibers categorized in ITU-T recommendations need to be protected …
Fiber to the home (FTTH), now a market trend in access technology is the extreme fiber penetration …
According to data disclosed by Google, Facebook, etc., the internal traffic of these Internet giant…
Optical fibers are made of silica or plastic. Generally, optical fibers used in telecom field are s…
1. What Are the Benefits of Using 200G AOCs? To address the need for high-density, high-speed netwo…
Non-metallic Loose tube Polyethylene sheathed Duct Optical fiber cables with Aramid yarns are insta…
ITU-T has classified the single-mode fibers into 6 categories or groups as below; 1. ITU-T G.652 (f…
Because of the large amount of storage that is needed for high-performance networking services, suc…
ITU-T recommendation G.657 published on December 2006 had only two versions of Single mode fibers c…
Application Non-metallic duct fiber optic cables are installed for general application purpose for …
The broadening of light pulses, called dispersion, is a critical factor limiting the quality of sig…
The angle at which the core of an optical fiber accepts incoming light; usually measured from the f…
DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) has been implemented throughout the world by telecomm…
Low water peak fiber as called generally by the fiber optic industry, the ITU-T G.652D compliant op…
The major purpose of optical fibers complying with ITU-T G.656 recommendation is to reduce the grow…