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What does it mean bearer in telecom?
In telecom, a "bearer" refers to a channel or path used for transmitting data or voice signals across a network. It represents the capacity to carry information, such as in bearer services that facilitate communication between different endpoints. Bearers can be physical, like fiber optic cables, or virtual, like logical connections over a network, and they play a crucial role in defining data transmission quality and speed.
What does 'network busy' mean?
What does it mean Network Busy when I call over to England
What does NICNET mean?
Nicnet is one of the largest vsat network.
What does transmission mean?
Transmission refers to the process of transferring of any material. This can be the spreading of a disease (i.e. transmission of a virus) or the broadcasting of electromagnetic waves from one location to another (i.e. television or radio transmissions from a transmitter to a receiver).
What does kcp mean?
the word kcp is a made up thing for kcp news, kcp network, or kcp olimpics. KCP stands for Kristen Caitlin and Pauline. They are BFFs.
Can waves be sent down an optical fiber in the form of light?
Yes, waves can be sent down an optical fiber in the form of light. Optical fibers are specially designed to guide and transmit light waves over long distances with minimal loss. The light waves travel through the core of the optical fiber and are reflected off the walls due to total internal reflection, allowing for efficient transmission.
What is the difference between fiber optics and optical fiber?
Fiber and fibre mean the same thing. The only difference is that fiber is derived from American English, and fibre is derived from European English.
Difference between single mode fiber and multimode fiber?
Single mode fibers have higher bandwidth than multimode. Single mode fiber equipment is more expensive than the equipment for multimode. Single mode fiber is cheaper than multimode fiber. Multimode fibers have higher capacity and reliability over short distances than single mode. Multimode fibers support more than one propagation mode unlike single fiber Multimode fibers are limited by modal dispersion whereas single mode is not. Multi-mode fiber optic cable is the earliest commercially available fiber optic cable, due to the presence of dispersion is serious, the attenuation is large, the available bandwidth is narrow, cost issues, it have exited the optical fiber network of the main battlefield platform of telecom operators . only to to retain market share at the smartbuilding fiber optic cabling. When the multi-mode fiber optic cable for video transmission, it can only meet about the farthest 3 ~ 5km transmission distance, and have great restrictions on the bandwidth of the video multiplexer(for analog modulation) and a transfer rate (for digital), which is generally suitable for short-range, small capacity, simple application occasions. Particularly greatly limited the application of non-compressed digital Optical multiplexer in the transmission distance and capacity. Single-mode fiber optic (mainly g.652 fiber) cable has become the mainstream of current optical communication transmission due to its low prices and high performance. The endless stream of new technologies in the field of optical fiber communication, whether it is a long-range, high-capacity, or business, and both are developed for single-mode fiber. Fiber optic cable service life of 20 years or more, than the Optical actual use cycle long. This is from the point of view of the strategic resources to consider the laying of fiber optic cable, it must take into account the future expansion, updated equipment, the number of cable cores enough, can continue to carry the new business. Source from http://www.ingellen.com
Fiber optic uses what kind of signal?
Optical signals (usually on the infrared band) optical s ignals generally mean visible light... so it mainly uses visible light.
How do cables use light?
Do you mean fiber cables? If so, each glass fiber carries a beam of light which is modulated by the information being carried. These days the data is usually binary encoded before being transmitted.
What do the abbreviations MC and Ofc mean?
MC: Mind Control, Motorcycle, Michigan City Ofc: Oxyfuel Gas Cutting, Optical Fiber, Conductive
What exactly does network convergence mean?
Network convergence refers to the coexistence of three networks within a single network. For example a video transmission, a telephone network and data communication. It is also known as 'Triple Play'.
Which travels faster an digital video signal or audio signal?
Depends. If they're all encoded for transfer by electronic means(radio, fiber, wire) they'll all travel at the same speed. But if you by audio signal mean sound in the air, then sound travels at about 700 miles an hour. A digital signal - electrical/optical - travels at the speed of light (186,282 miles per second) down a fiber network.
Difference between coaxical cable and fiber optics?
Hi, Fiber Optics transmit signal using lights rather than electic current, so when signal passes though an optical fiber cable, it does not generate electric or magnetic field around it, and it is not affected by surrounding magnetic or electric fields Adv of optical fiber is that they are immune to noise, signal passes at lights speed, and no signal power is lost along the transmission line.
What do you mean by an optical fiber and explain its working by a diagram?
This is something that has to do with computers and helping them to work. You would have a complex diagram to make this work and may need to find one premade to help you to learn.
What is mutlicast?
Perhaps you mean multicast? Multicast refers to computer networking, and is the simultaneous transmission of data to several destinations on a network.
What do you mean by degenerate modes in optical fibers?
one of a set of modes of propagation having the same exponential variation of the field components along the longitudinal axis of a uniform transmission line, but having different configurations in any transverse cross-section
