Network Access Application

Fortress base station, the name may be a little scary, let a lot of people have doubts or even think it may be a professional term for online games, but are actually not. The full name of Fortress Base Station is “New Disaster Resistant Fortress Base Station”, which is a reinforced base station specially designed

SFP transceiver all-in-one transceiver because of its miniaturization, easy hot plug and play, support for SFF8472 standard, analog reading convenience (IIC reading), and high detection accuracy (+/-2dBm or less) and gradually become the mainstream of the use of the following SFP optical module as an example, to introduce its internal composition and the related principle

Fiber optic fusion splicing is mainly divided into four steps: stripping, cutting, fusion and protection. Stripping: refers to the fiber optic cable in the fiber optic core stripped out, which includes the outermost plastic layer, the middle of the steel wire, the inner layer of plastic and fiber optic surface color paint layer. Cutting: refers

1.What is FTTR? FTTR (Fiber to the Room) is a revolutionary technology that involves the replacement of traditional network cables with optical fibers, along with the deployment of all-optical devices. The primary goal is to achieve gigabit network coverage in every room of a house. 2.What is FTTR-H? FTTR-H, or Home FTTR, serves as an

When it comes to user-side equipment in broadband fiber access, we often see terms such as OLT, ONU, ONT, SFU, and HGU. What are they? What’s the difference? PON Components: OLT, ONU, ONT, and ODN A Passive Optical Network (PON) employs fiber optics and splitters to distribute data from a single source to multiple users

Explore the fundamentals of fiber optic networking in this article. Discover the diverse range of fiber-optic components employed in residential, commercial, and inter-building setups. Uncover the applications of fiber optics in high-speed networking, electrical isolation, and expanding Ethernet networks. Benefits of Fiber Optic Home Networking Overcoming Distance Constraints: Leveraging Fiber Optics for Extended Cable Runs

1. What is MDU in Telecom? MDU is multi-dwelling unit. It is mainly used for the access of multiple residential users under the FTTB application, and generally has at least 4 user-side interfaces, usually 8-way, 16-way, 24-way FE, or FE+POTS (fixed telephone) interfaces. 2. The development of MDU in Telecom In the FTTB mode, the