Archive for tag: Fiber Optic Communication

CommunicAsia 2010: What the FTTH?

18 June, 2010 (22:56) | GPON/EPON for FTTH / FTTx | By: admin

SINGAPORE — CommunicAsia 2010 — When the CEO of an operator that’s already offering a 100-Mbit/s fixed broadband service questions the need for such a level of personal bandwidth, then it’s time to take a closer look at consumer demand for super-fast connections.
Never one to shy away from the real-world issues affecting service providers, Neil Montefiore, CEO of Singapore’s StarHub Pte. Ltd. and a veteran of the Southeast Asia communications industry, noted during a CEO panel here that “no one is quite sure what people will do with 100-Mbit/s symmetr[......]

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Why use fiber optics to transmission CCTV camera video?

27 May, 2010 (18:27) | Fiber Optic Transmission Systems | By: admin

The principle reasons for using optical fibre as the transmission media in CCTV applications are:
ยทย  The maintenance of picture quality and control data integrity over extended distances:
This is the main reason for the use of fiber optic signal strength than loss characteristics of copper cable. In general, the attenuation of coaxial cable to a the signal frequency of 5 MHz, 20 dB / km. In mitigation of fiber comparison is 0.3 to 3 dB / km mean that the fiber optic transmission distances of 60 km and can achieved, depending on exact details of the application. In addition to this low s[......]

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Chinese Fiber optical transmission systems for CCTV See strong demand

18 May, 2010 (13:32) | CCTV Surveillance Industry news, Fiber Optic Transmission Systems | By: admin

The highway and safe city projects require other images will be transmitted as ever. This led to the growing demand for fiber optic transceivers.
There are over 100 Chinese manufacturers of fiber in the following seven groups: Beijing, Shenzhen, Wuhan, Chengdu, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Changzhou. Beijing manufacturers enjoy the largest share in terms of market share numbers and manufacturing (31 percent) than in Shenzhen next (24 percent).
Several major public works efforts, such as roads, facilities and security in the Olympic city (the city comprehensive Monitoring) projects, needs mas[......]

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NEXT-GENERATION Fiber optic technology: Chalcogenide photonic-crystal fibers expand nonlinear applications

16 May, 2010 (16:05) | Fiber Optic Industry News | By: admin

Waveguide losses remain a challenge in the use of traditional methods of photonic crystals based chalcogenide fiber, so that new methods are developed for cast glass fibers that create records with nonlinear coefficients.

chalcogenide glasses are a mixture of elements chalcogens (sulfur, selenium and tellurium) and other elements such as arsenic, germanium, antimony or gallium. In comparison with silica glasses, they have several distinctive optical properties, such as a transmission window as far into the infrared (IR) spectral range (up to 25 h for telluride glasses). chalcogenide glasses [......]

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ZTE Communication outlines global ambitions

14 May, 2010 (13:37) | Fiber Optic Industry News | By: admin

LONDON – Chinese manufacturer ZTE Corp. (Shenzhen: 000063 Hong Kong: 0763) has accelerated the March of the network infrastructure and handset markets outside their home market and has set ambitious targets for the three next five years.
At a media event today, Jim Jinghui, CEO of ZTE (UK) Ltd, said that the plans over the next three years, the company among the top three vendors in the market wired and wireless devices.
Everything is fine, but provided no insight Jinghui how the company intends to pursue these ambitious goals beyond what it has done earlier. (See ZTE is launching a new [......]

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