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While a single direction loss measurement method is initially quicker and cheaper, a bi-directional method is preferable for more reliable overall network characterization, since it significantly reduces the likelihood of rework and associated costs.
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For multimode fiber, launch conditions or how light is coupled into a fiber can have a significant effect on optical loss measurements.
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2/24/2017 by
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Proper cleaning minimizes damage to connectors and equipment, helps provide accurate loss measurements and ensures the network will operate properly.
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2/17/2017 by
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As transmission speeds have increased on multimode fibers, loss budgets have decreased significantly, allowing little margin for error.
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2/8/2017 by
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Instruction on using our Rogue modular test platform and Aeros cloud-based workflow management platform.
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1/27/2017 by
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Extreme temperatures, whether cold or hot, affect both fiber optic technicians and their test equipment.
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1/13/2017 by
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Fiber Connector Inspection -- Why It Matters and How It Works by AFL's Lee Kellett
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6/5/2014 by
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The AFL FOCIS Fiber Optic Connector Inspection System has been recognized by Broadband Technology Report's (BTR's) Diamond Technology Review recognition program developed to recognize top products and solutions available to the cable industry as determined by a panel of MSO engineering experts. Criteria used in the 2012 rankings include unique technology or application thereof, innovation, ease-of-use, efficiency, reliability and contribution to profitability.
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10/11/2012 by
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AFL associates show some of our capabilities at the 2012 Fall BISCI conference in Anaheim.
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9/20/2012 by
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