Fiber Optics

  1. Colored Fiber Optic Jumpers

     

    Colored Fiber Optic Jumpers

    Colored Fiber Optic jumper cables can help you quickly identify your fiber cords in your data center.

    Single Mode High Visibility Colored Fiber Optic Jumpers

    For instance one of our customers uses Red Fiber Cords for  Security systems. Purple Fiber Cords for Cameras. Blue Fiber cords for 100G Systems. Pink Fiber cords for Mission Critical systems, Green Fiber cords for Backup Systems and White
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  2. How Does a T1 Line Work?

    Wires on the machinery in the Network Operating Center, from which broadband access is distributed to customers in the borough of Kutztown, Pa. Most of us are familiar with a normal business or residential line from the phone company. A normal phone line like this is delivered on a pair of copper wires that transmit your voice as an analog signal. When you use a normal modem on a line like this, it can transmit data at perhaps 30 kilobits per second (30,000 bits per second). The phone company moves nearly all voice traffic as digital rather than analog signals. Your analog line gets converted to a digital signal by sampling it 8,000 times per second at 8-bit resolution (64,000 bits per second). Nearly all digital data now flows over fiber optic lines, and the phone company uses different designations to talk about the capacity of a fiber optic line. If your office
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