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
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 through not … 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
A structured cable system is a telecommunications cable infrastructure that consists of several smaller elements called subsystems that offer a comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure. This system makes up the LAN (local area network) within a commercial building for transmitting data. There … Read More
Fiber optical Christmas trees are the new trend of artificial Christmas trees. With no need of additional lights, these trees provide an economical way to have a tree that is different from all that you have seen. They are made of branches of… Read More
There are two types of modes used on fiber network: single mode fiber (SMF) and multi-mode (MMF). The major difference between them is related to bandwidth and speed of transmission. The Multi-mode cable is considered a “domestic” fiber cable… Read More
In fiber optic communications, a single mode optical fiber (SMF) is an optical fiber designed to carry light only directly to the fiber, as you can see in the image, it’s called the transverse mode. This mode defines how the wave is distributed in… Read More
Fiber optic pigtail is a type of cable that in one end, terminates with a connector and at the other end, terminates with loose wires. The connector side is linked to the equipment while the other side is melted with… Read More