Ethernet cables and patch cables bring some confusion to lots of people although being really common. This post will be focused on the main differences between ethernet cables and patch cables and its usability. Ethernet cable First of all, ethernet … Read More
No doubt that buying online is a more secure way of getting goods due to the actual situation of coronavirus and people are more and more choosing the safety of the online purchases however, ecommerce businesses are already starting to … Read More
New channel for German telecom companies that is doing business sustainably and saving resources! BREKO Purchasing Group has now a new channel for network companies, members of this group. A B2B marketplace focused on sustainability, that offers telecom network products … Read More
Fiber optic connectors have different classifications when they are single-mode fiber or multimode fiber, however SC, LC, ST and FC are connectors that are adaptable to both fiber types. Below, you’ll see most common connectors. SC Fiber Optic Connector … Read More
While fiber is trendy in greenfields, coaxial still the most rational and economical option for brownfields, because the technology will continue to involve up to 10Gbps connectivity in the next years. Besides the good bandwidth, the coaxial network allows a great … Read More
Why use light for telecommunications? Why transmit data using light instead of, for example, electric pulses? Simple: light is really fast. The speed of light in a vacuum is some 300,000 kilometers per second, and just one-third slower, or about 200,000 … Read More
Coaxial cables are used in high frequency transmission, especially for transmitters and receivers, computers, radio and TV transmissions. There are different types of coaxial cables that differ according to the purpose of use. Here you’ll find a short description about RG cables. What … Read More
Wireless Network The term wireless is used to describe telecommunications in which electromagnetic waves carry the signal over part or all the communication path i.e., there’s no need for any cable. In wireless transmission, the medium used is the air … Read More
Coaxial Network Hybrid Fiber-Coaxial network (HFC), also called coaxial network, is the telecommunication network architecture that combines fiber cable and coaxial cable to carry broadband content to users. Coaxial cable was invented by Oliver Heaviside, who patented the design in … Read More
Although the encouraging of mobile ecosystems for new companies to develop innovative solutions to the sector, for years, Huawei, Nokia and Ericsson are being considered the big Companies that dominate the telco infrastructure market because…… Read More
