Optical fiber cable and Network cable are both encountered in the weak current project of the project. Although they are both weak current system wires, the difference between the two is still large. So what is the difference between Fiber Optical fiber cable and Network cable ? What are the differences?

Fiber optical splicing is the act to joint two fibers together by using heat. Generally, there are two types of optical splicing: mechanical splicing and fusion splicing.

Fiber media converter or fiber converter is a device that links two different media signals for conversion, usually exchanging the signals on a copper cable with signals on an optic fiber cable.

For the purpose of providing a reliable connection between electronic devices, choosing a proper shielded twisted pair cable is essential to the network using copper cables. EMI (electromagnetic interference) is a disturbance in twisted pair cables. It affects the performance of an electrical circuit by electromagnetic induction, electrostatic coupling, or conduction. But with the help of cable shielding, cables can be immune to the disturbance and keep a stable connection. And this article will present some knowledge about cable shielding. Hope you can find it useful.

South Africa’s fibre market heads for further consolidation  Amid the heighted activity in the South African fibre market in recent years, the next phase will likely result in further consolidation as fibre network operators (FNOs) plan to extend their reach.This is the word from Juanita Clark, CE