SWDM4 is a new multi-vendor technology that promises to provide the lowest total cost solution for enterprise data center upgrades to 40G and 100G Ethernet, by enabling the use of the existing […]
Join the FOTC for a combination of marketing information and hands on training. The Fiber Formula: Fact, Fiction & Fantasy features industry experts from CommScope, Superior Essex, VIAVI Solutions, EXFO, AFL, Fluke […]
Due to new transceiver launches, coupled with customer perception of their needs and network requirements, the market is ignoring the new, unproven OM5 cable and sticking with proven solutions like OM4 and […]
This article looks at enterprise fiber infrastructures and explains the options for fiber types, connector and termination choices and multimode fiber applications. Read the source article at epageflip.net
For multimode fiber, as the speed increases, parallel optics is the primary technology standardized by the IEEE 802.3 Ethernet and Fiber Channel Standards bodies, and parallel optics will be the technology of […]
Sometimes when an OTDR trace is performed, a technician may see what looks like a negative loss or power increase — a “gainer.” In most scenarios it is simply an OTDR optical […]
Multimode fiber remains the preferred economic calbing media in the data center due to its advantage of utilizing relatively inexpensive transceivers over short (<20m) or long (>120m) links in the data center. […]
Join Corning and Fluke Networks for a webinar. The first half will provide a look at key Optical Fiber terms and definitions, the factors that affect optical performance, and the various fiber […]
Ideally, enterprises would like to upgrade their data centers to 40G/100G Ethernet without changing their existing duplex multimode fiber infrastructure being used for 10G Ethernet. Also, many would like to maintain the […]
This presentation, presented at the Fall BICSI conference, address which multimode fiber to use to support span lengths, how many fibers you need to support your application, current and future IEEE and […]
