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2012年8月28日星期二

How to buy fiber media converter


An important factor in the actual procurement, enterprises consider price, especially small and medium enterprises and SOHO office. We believe that a few hundred dollars of products sufficient to meet the general needs of enterprises, except for special industries such as telecommunications, military and so on. Of course, in addition to price, but also must consider the product with the surrounding environment compatibility with and the product itself, the stability, reliability, otherwise the price is low, buy also no use. In order to be able to pick a good product, and to procurement points are listed below:
(1) if it can support full-duplex and half duplex, because some chips of the market, using the full-duplex environment, can not support half-duplex, connected to the other brands of switches (N-Way Switch) or hub (HUB), using half-duplex mode, will result in a serious collision and packet loss.
(2) whether it is done connection test with other fiber optic connectors, currently available fiber media converter more and more, such as the mutual compatibility of the different brands of the fiber converter not done in advance of the test also have lost packet transmission time is too long, suddenly fast suddenly slow phenomenon.
(3) whether it has to prevent loss of safety devices, many manufacturers in the production of fiber media converter, in order to reduce costs, often using the register data transfer mode, the greatest disadvantage of this way, data transmission instability, resulting in packet loss, and the best way is to use a buffer circuit design, safe to avoid data loss.
(4)whether the product has to do temperature testing, fiber media converter used to produce high fever, coupled with the installation environment is usually outdoors, so the temperature is too high (not greater than 50 ° C), fiber media converter whether the normal operation, users are very important factors to be considered! The maximum allowable operating temperature is how much? This very worthy of our attention to the needs of long-running equipment.
(5)whether the product is in compliance with IEEE802.3 standards? Such as fiber media converters comply with IEEE802.3 standard, if you do not meet the standard, then certainly there will be compatibility issues.
(6) to assess the manufacturer’s service, Imagine if your equipment is broken, the factory a few days do not solve the problem, your loss is how much. Therefore, in order to make after-sales service timely early response, it is recommended to select the region has superb strength, technical strength, reputable professional company. Only the more experienced professional technical engineers to troubleshoot and detect failures of the more advanced tools
(7) When you purchase carefully observe the appearance of the product, take a look at the fiber module shell whether old, whether shiny or whether the signs of wear. On the market today in order to reap huge profits, many manufacturers use in fiber media converters, optical switches and other equipment used or old fiber optic module, the use of these second-hand fiber-optic module products, caused a great deal of hidden network transmission, such as: Fiber module optical contamination of the signal transmission must be affected, the decline in the quality of transmission. Transmission quality, result in reduced receive sensitivity can also cause data loss phenomenon. Coupled with the use of used fiber transceiver, will be discounted on the life of component failure, etc. at any time.

2012年7月10日星期二

Fiber optic connectors chart


Optical connectors are installed on fiber patch cable ends to provide cable attachment to a receiver, transmitter or other cable. Optical connectors can enable quicker connection and disconnection. All connectors have 4 basic components: connector body, ferrule, cable and coupling device.
Fiber optic connectors Features
Low insertion loss and back reflection loss
Free-floating ceramic ferrule
UL-rated plastic housing and boot
Boots in a variety of colors
High precision alignment
Fiber optic connectors chart

Optical connectorLong formCoupling typeFerrule diameterStandardTypical applications
FC connectorScrew2.5mmIEC 61754-13Datacom, telecom, measurement equipment, single-mode lasers; becoming less common
ST connectorBayonetBayonet2.5mmIEC 61754-2Multimode, rarely single-mode; APC not possible (note 3)
SC connectorSubscriber ConnectorSnap (push-pull coupling)2.5mmIEC 61754-4Datacom and telcom; extremely common
LC connectorLucent ConnectorSnap1.25mmIEC 61754-20High-density connections,SFP transceivers,XFP transceivers
MPO/MTP connectorSnap (multiplex push-pull coupling)2.5×6.4mmIEC-61754-7; EIA/TIA-604-5 (FOCIS 5)SM or MM multi-fiber ribbon. Same ferrule as MT, but more easily reconnectable.[2]?Used for indoor cabling and device interconnections. MTP is a brand name for an improved connector, which intermates with MPO.[3]
MT-RJ connectorSnap (duplex)2.45×4.4mmIEC 61754-18Duplex multimode connections
MU connectorMiniature unitSnap1.25mmIEC 61754-6Common in Japan
E-2000 connectorSnap, with light and dust-cap2.5mmIEC 61754-15Telecom, DWDM systems;
ESCON connectorEnterprise Systems ConnectionSnap (duplex)2.5mmIBM mainframe computers and peripherals
D4 connectorScrew2.0mmTelecom in the 1970s and 1980s, obsolete
MT connectorMechanical TransferSnap (multiplex)2.5×6.4mmPre-terminated cable assemblies; outdoor applications[2]
SMA 905 connectorSub Miniature AScrewtyp. 3.14mmIndustrial lasers, military; telecom multimode
SMA 906 connectorSub Miniature AScrewIndustrial lasers, military; telecom multimode
SMC connectorSub Miniature CSnap2.5mm
Biconic connectorScrew2.5mmObsolete
Avio connectorScrewAerospace and avionics
ADT-UNI connectorScrew2.5mmMeasurement equipment
Deutsch 1000ScrewTelecom, obsolete
DIN (LSA)ScrewIEC 61754-3Telecom in Germany in 1990s; measurement equipment; obsolete
DMIClip2.5mmPrinted circuit boards
ECpush-pull typeIEC 1754-8Telecom & CATV networks
F-3000Snap, with light and dust-cap1.25mmIEC 61754-20Fiber To The Home (LC Compatible)
FibergateSnap, with dust-cap1.25mmBackplane connector
FSMAScrew3.175mmIEC 60874-2Datacom, telecom, test and measurement
LuxCis1.25mmARINC 801PC or APC configurations (note 3)
LX-5Snap, with light- and dust-capIEC 61754-23High-density connections; rarely used
MICMedia Interface ConnectSnap2.5mmFiber distributed data interface?(FDDI)
NEC D4Screw2.0mmCommon in Japan telecom in 1980s
Opti-JackSnap (duplex)
OPTIMATEScrewPlastic fiber, obsolete
TOSLINKToshiba LinkSnapDigital audio
VF-45SnapDatacom
V-PINV-SystemSnap (Duplex) Push-pull coupling