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Optical frequency comb and optical transmission?
We know that since the 1990s, WDM wavelength division multiplexing technology has been used for long-distance fiber optic links spanning hundreds or even thousands of kilometers. For most countries and regions, fiber optic infrastructure is their most expensive asset, while the cost of transceiver components is relatively low. However, with the explosive growth of network data transmission rate...Read more -
EPON, GPON broadband network and OLT, ODN, and ONU triple network integration experiment
EPON（Ethernet Passive Optical Network） Ethernet passive optical network is a PON technology based on Ethernet. It adopts a point to multipoint structure and passive fiber optic transmission, providing multiple services over Ethernet. EPON technology is standardized by the IEEE802.3 EFM working group. In June 2004, the IEEE802.3EFM working group released the EPON stan...Read more -
Analysis of the advantages of WiMAX in IPTV access
Since IPTV entered the market in 1999, the growth rate has gradually accelerated. It is expected that the global IPTV users will reach more than 26 million by 2008, and the compound annual growth rate of IPTV users in China from 2003 to 2008 will reach 245%. According to the survey, the last kilometer of IPTV access is commonly used in DSL cable access mode, by the ban...Read more -
DCI Typical Architecture and Industry Chain
Recently, driven by the development of AI technology in North America, the demand for interconnection between the nodes of the arithmetic network has grown significantly, and the interconnected DCI technology and related products have attracted attention in the market, especially in the capital market. DCI (Data Center Interconnect, or DCI for short), or Data Center In...Read more -
Optical frequency combs and optical transmission?
As we know, since the 1990s, WDM WDM technology has been used for long-haul fibre-optic links of hundreds or even thousands of kilometres. For most regions of the country, the fibre infrastructure is its most expensive asset, while the cost of transceiver components is relatively low. However, with the explosion of data rates in networks such as 5G, WDM technology is becoming increasingly impor...Read more -
What are the special requirements for Profinet cables?
Profinet is an Ethernet-based industrial communication protocol, widely used in automation control systems, Profinet cable special requirements are mainly focused on physical characteristics, electrical performance, environmental adaptability and installation requirements. This article will focus on Profinet cable for detailed analysis. I. Physical Characteristics 1, cable type Shielded Twisted...Read more -
Detailed Analysis of Single Mode Fiber Optic Cable (SMF)
Single-Mode Fiber (SMF) cable is a key technology in fiber optic communication system, occupying an irreplaceable position in long distance and high speed data transmission with its excellent performance. This article will introduce the structure, technical specifications, application scenarios and market situation of Single-Mode Fiber Cable in detail. Structure of single mode fiber optic cable...Read more -
How to realize the application design of fiber optic pyrometer?
Fiber optic temperature measurement system is divided into three kinds, a fluorescent fiber temperature measurement, a distributed fiber temperature measurement, and a fiber grating temperature measurement. 1, fluorescent fiber temperature measurement The monitoring host of the fluorescent fiber optic temperature measurement system is installed in the monitoring cabine...Read more -
AON vs PON Networks: Options for Fiber-to-the-Home FTTH Systems
Fiber to the Home (FTTH) is a system that installs fiber optics from a central point directly into individual buildings such as homes and apartments. FTTH deployment has come a long way before users adopted fiber optics instead of copper for broadband Internet access. There are two basic paths to deploying a high-speed FTTH network: active optical networks (AON) and passive optical networks (PO...Read more -
LAN switches vs. SAN switches, what’s the difference?
LAN and SAN stand for Local Area Network and Storage Area Network, respectively, and both are the primary storage networking systems in widespread use today. A LAN is a collection of computers and peripherals that share a wired or wireless communications link to servers located in different geographic areas. A SAN in a network, on the other hand, provides high-speed connectivity and is designed...Read more -
Understanding POE Switches: Powering Your Network Efficiently
In today’s fast-paced digital world, the need for efficient network solutions has never been higher. One of the most innovative technologies to emerge to meet this need is Power over Ethernet (POE) switches. The device not only simplifies network setup but also enhances the functionality of various devices connected to it. In this blog, we’ll explore what a POE switch ...Read more -
Understanding Fiber Access Terminal Boxes: The Backbone of Modern Connectivity
In today’s fast-paced digital world, a reliable internet connection is more important than ever. As we increasingly rely on high-speed internet for work, education and entertainment, the infrastructure that supports this connectivity becomes critical. One of the unsung heroes of this infrastructure is the fiber access terminal box. In this blog, we’ll explore what fibe...Read more
