The role of the connector in telecom and datacom systems cannot be overstated. Alternatively viewed as the weak link and a critical design component, connectivity technology strives to be less of the former and more of the latter. This topic center focuses on connectors’ functions in communications applications such as datacom, telecom and wireless, which actually requires a good deal of wiring – and connectors – in its infrastructure. You’ll also find information about the growing worldwide importance of eliminating or restricting hazardous materials from communications-systems electronics.
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Comms Connectivity News & Products
Frontier Communications creates statewide fiber optic network in West Virginia
(Sep 3, 2010)
Frontier has more than 100 major fiber network upgrades planned over the next 12 months.
Bendable fiber passes independent testing
(Sep 2, 2010)
The singlemode cables can withstand fifty 90-degree bends and 500 crown staples with virtually no loss.
AFL Telecommunications intros specialty fusion splicers
(Aug 30, 2010)
The ARCMaster specialty fiber fusion splicers are designed for factory, manufacturing, laboratory, and R&D applications.
Dell'Oro expands 10G Ethernet switch reporting
(Aug 30, 2010)
According to the report, less than half of current Ethernet Switch vendors offer purpose built 10GE top-of-rack solutions.
Aviel releases HN RF directional coupler
(Aug 30, 2010)
The HN coaxial interface is a high-voltage version of the N interface, used in specialized applications.
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