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POF Production Has Made Great Breakthrough But Problems Exist In The Marketing

In the construction of modern communication networks, fiber optic cables have been at a dominant position in recent years, such as the FTTH cable. These cables commonly use quartz fiber as the raw material. Currently, the plastic optical fiber (POF) … Continue reading

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Small Talk About Glass And Plastic Optical Fiber

Optical fiber is a flexible and transparent fiber made of glass or plastic that transmits light between the two ends of the fiber. Generally used in fiber optic communications, which permit transmissions over longer distances and at higher bandwidths, optical … Continue reading

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Merits and Applications of Fiber Optic Cables

Fiber optic cable consists of glass fibers, allowing for significantly higher transfer speeds compared to copper. The cable uses glass fibers instead of copper wires to transmit conversation and data. Glass cables need to be custom-cut so that they have … Continue reading

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How Much Do You Know About Plastic Optical Fibers?

Plastic optical fiber, or POF, has been overshadowed in the last decade by the success of glass optical fiber. As a result, POF had been relegated to low bit rate and short distance applications. Recent technological advances and the emergence … Continue reading

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Six common materials in fiber optic cable construction

There are mainly six common materials in fiber optic cable construction. Before you buy fiber optic cable, you should think about this. Here are the fiber optic cable materials with the introduction of their features and applications. 1. PVC (Polyvinyl … Continue reading

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