Category Archives: Fiber Optic Cables

How FS 400G MTP/MPO Cables Enable Efficient Connectivity

The demand for 400G transmission rates by major data centers and telecom carrier continues to grow and cabling solutions are constantly being updated. In order to achieve 400G data rates and save cabling costs, breakthroughs, higher connection density, and simplified … Continue reading

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5 Types of Optical Fibers for 5G Networks

Optical fiber cables have become one of the key points in the 5G competition. It’s known that 5G networks will offer consumers high-speed and low-latency services with more reliable and stronger connections. But to make this happen, more 5G base … Continue reading

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Fiber Link Power Budget: How to Make It Right?

In the optical communication system, fiber patch cables and optical transceivers are necessities to complete the pathway for optical signal, enabling data to transmit between devices. To ensure that the fiber system has sufficient power for correct operation, it is vitally … Continue reading

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Difference Between Tight-Buffered Breakout and Distribution Cables

Tight-buffered cables are optimal for indoor applications. With the design of armored layer, they are also used for indoor/outdoor applications. They are mostly applied in breakout cables and distribution cables. Today, I’d like to talk the difference between these two … Continue reading

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Is Fiber Bend Radius Really a Concern?

A: Do I really need to be concerned about the fiber bend radius? B: Yes, fiber bend radius is a real issue. The question “A” asked is a common question in fiber optic cable installation. And thanks “B” to show … Continue reading

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