Definition of Direct Buried Fiber Optic CableDirect Buried Fiber Optic Cable this is the type of fiber cable which is buried underground without any covering or sheathing. It is just buried direct without any kind of protection. The research showed that most of the Direct Buried Fiber Optic Cables

IntroductionIt is clear that the data is transmitted along the fiber optic cable in form of pulses of light but many have no knowledge of how the movement is done. As a technician or an engineer, you should have knowledge on how the pulse moves along the cable. The pulse moves through the core in a

IntroductionConnecting to a computer network with fiber optic cables requires sufficient knowledge. Therefore, it is very important to understand the procedure of doing it. First and foremost you should plug in the fiber optic cable into the converter. Ensure the USB or cable is well fitted in the c

IntroductionThe fiber optic cable connectors are used to terminate the fibers and contain up to 12 strands. As at today, the ST is considered as the best and most popular connector in entire multimode networks and widely adopted by many campuses and buildings. Some connectors are plastic while oth

Introduction Bandwidth is referred as the range of frequency of a particular fiber optic cable. In reality, different cables have different bandwidth capacity of transmitting data from one point to another. For instance, there those which are most suitable in carrying large quantity data over long

IntroductionFiber Optic Cables have brought great change in the communication industry and therefore, they have numerous significances in the business world. The demand of any Fiber Optic Cable is directly proportional with its importance. For that reason, it is very important to consider the sign

Definition of Typical Fiber-Optic SpeedTypical Fiber-Optic Speed is referred as the average internet speed which is considered to be 50 Mbps. It is the average speed in which a data is transmitted along the fiber optic in a second. It is very important to determine that speed since it give the user

IntroductionThere are big differences between Ethernet Cables & Fiber Optic Cable that any one needs to understand. Ethernet is referred as the fiber cable that comprises of many twisted copper wires that transmit data in form of electrical signals while Fiber optic cable is made of many thin stran

Introduction The size of fiber optic cable depends on numerous parameters such as the wavelength, the speed, the bit rate or even the BER required. Consequently, the properties of fiber optic cable may also determine the size of the cable given that the fiber optic cable used in watery areas is rec