Product knowledge-Feiboer Fiber Optic Cable

Basic Knowledge of Optical Fiber

Optical fibers for communication are made of glass that transmits light signals through total internal reflection. The standard diameter of the glass fiber is 125 microns (0.125 mm) and the surface is covered with a 250 micron or 900 micron diameter resin protective coating. The central part of the glass fiber that transmits light is called the "core", and the cladding around it has a lower refractive index than the core, thus limiting the loss of light. Quartz glass is so fragile that it is coated with a protective coating. There are usually three typical fiber coating layers.

04-24

2024

The basics of optical fiber cable!

The basic knowledge needed to master in the use of optical fiber and cable engineering!

04-23

2024

ADSS Cable Knowledge Overview

Due to its unique structure, good insulation and high temperature resistance, as well as high tensile strength, the all-dielectric self-supporting ADSS cable provides a fast and economical transmission channel for power communication systems.

04-23

2024

What Distinguishes OPGW Fiber Optic Cable From ADSS?

Fibre optic cables that are robust enough to sustain themselves between structures without the need for conductive metal parts are known as all-dielectric self-supporting (ADSS) cables.The cable is intended for use in situations with distribution power lines and aerial transmission. Installation may be completed in a single pass since, as its name suggests, there are no metallic parts and the cable does not need a support or messenger wire.

04-08

2024

What is Fiber Distribution Cabinet？

A fiber distribution cabinet (FDC) is a crucial component in fiber optic networks. It serves as a central point for distributing and managing fiber optic cables in a network. Here are some key aspects and functions of a fiber distribution cabinet:

04-07

2024

The differences between OS1 and OS2

OS1 Fiber refers to a type of optical fiber cable specifically designed for outdoor use. It is characterized by its single-mode fiber construction, which means it has a small core size (typically around 9 microns) that allows light to propagate through the fiber with minimal dispersion.

03-26

2024