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What is an active optical cable? What is the structure of the active optical cable? What is the principle of active optical cable? Let ’s take a look together.

How to choose the correct SATA cable? What should I do if the SATA cable fails? Today I will tell you about the selection principles and troubleshooting methods of SATA cables.

Optical fiber jumper refers to the installation of connector plugs at both ends of the optical cable to realize the active connection of the optical path; a plug with one end is called a pigtail. So what do you need to pay attention to when using fiber optic jumpers? Today I will tell you about the precautions for using fiber optic jumpers.

optical transceivers and video optical transceivers are not unfamiliar to many people, but often people will confuse the concepts of optical transceivers and video optical transceivers, thinking that both are one thing. Let's talk about the differences between optical transceivers and video optical transceivers.

The active optical cable market research report from CIR shows that its market size is expected to reach $ 1.9 billion in 2017, with a promising future.

Active optical cable is a new type of transmission optical cable. It needs external energy during communication to convert electrical signals into optical signals, or communication cables that convert optical signals into electrical signals. The optical transceivers at both ends of the optical cable provide photoelectricity. Conversion and optical transmission functions. The following is the structure and application of active optical cables for everyone, I hope to help everyone.

MPO/MTP cable jumper component products are mainly used in the interconnection of LANs in the different buildings of the enterprise. The optical link interconn

In 2017, the global Direct Attach Cable market is estimated at US$1.18 billion and is expected to reach US$14.4 billion by 2026, with a compound annual growth rate of 36.71% in the forecast period.

MPO or MTP are commonly used in multi-core optical fiber connectors in the industry. MPO is the abbreviation of Multifiber Push-On/Pull-Off, which means multi-core push-pull self-locking optical fiber connector, invented by USconec.

Innovative network technology and endless network applications promote the rapid development of the network. As a data center for data exchange and processing and network equipment storage, it has been facing challenges of high bandwidth, high reliability and low latency. According to the IDC industry development research report, by 2011, the global IDC market has maintained a steady growth trend.