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There is no better technology for high-speed communication than fiber optic cables.

A fiber optic pigtail is usually a fiber optic cable with pre-terminated connectors at one end and exposed fibers at the other.

Many IoT-enabled sensors and devices connect wirelessly to the hubs and other participating devices, but these devices can work even better with the relative stability and high speeds of fiber internet. Here are the obvious advantages of fiber networks over 5G and other options for smart homes equipped with connected IoT devices.

A study conducted in 2021 on the future of the market estimates that the global NGFW market will grow by almost 4.69 billion dollars by 2023.

Network engineers face several complex decisions when selecting the most appropriate fiber optic cabling for their individual and specific requirements.

It has been a long time since fiber optic broadband became a viable network solution. More recently, however, it has become increasingly accessible and popular with home users. Fiber optic connections offer better performance in terms of speed and bandwidth than copper connections. This article discusses the applications, types and functionality of fiber broadband connections.

The communication systems are advancing day by day due to emerging global trends.

The news about Wideband Multimode Fiber came out back in 2015. Later, in 2017 the ISO/IEC went for a ballot on nomenclature for WBMMF. Standards-making bodies decided that the nomenclature for this newly developed fiber would be OM5. The ANSI/TIA-492AAAE standard got approved for publication in June 2016, and it deals with the specifications of the OM5 cable.

The main components of a transmission system are: the transmitter (TX), the communication channel and receiver (RX). Today we will focus on the communication channel. This can be materialized in the form of either a physical wired medium or a wireless medium such as air. The wired medium can be found in today’s data center dense cabling in the form of twisted pair or optical cable and in the last mile loop as a coaxial cable.

Fiber Optics Technology has been around since the 1960s and it has been developed further to meet the needs of our evolving technology. Many of the components of the Fiber optic system has also been developed since then, to satisfy the requirements of a better optical network.