Crônicas sobre cabeamento
História do RJ45: Um caso de identidade equivocada
Our industry commonly uses the term “RJ45” to refer to the modular 8-position, 8-contact (8P8C) interface deployed for Ethernet over copper twisted-pair network cabling despite it pretty much being a case of mistaken identity.
But since the RJ45 name has stuck, we thought maybe we’d take a closer look at the history of this nomenclature and why to this day, it remains the de facto interface for twisted-pair Ethernet applications.
2 de janeiro de 2020
Testes de cabo 101: Qual é o meu orçamento de perda?
Embora você possa ouvir seu CFO resmungando sobre ficar abaixo do orçamento sob uma perspectiva monetária, permanecer abaixo do orçamento de perda sob a perspectiva da fibra tem um impacto muito maior sobre o desempenho de sua rede e acaba afetando diretamente seus resultados financeiros ao evitar tempo de inatividade.
Mas como é que seu orçamento de perda é definido de maneira exata e como garantir que você não o exceda?
26 de dezembro de 2019
This Decade’s Top 5 Tech Flicks for Your Holiday Downtime
As we head into the holidays and a new decade, you may find that you’ve finally got some time to wind down at home as you use up the remainder of this year’s vacation days. And even if you’re stuck in the office keeping the network up and running, it’s a quiet time of year that might warrant a long lunch to watch Netflix on your laptop.
17 de dezembro de 2019
12 de dezembro de 2019
Fluke Networks Previews Single Pair Ethernet Testing at Industrial Automation Show
Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) is making waves in the industrial automation world as a potential replacement for fieldbus architectures. At the recent Rockwell Automation show, Fluke Networks demonstrated a prototype Single-Pair Ethernet (SPE) adapter for the DSX-8000.
5 de dezembro de 2019
Anixter’s New Utility Grade Infrastructure
Fluke Networks has announced support for Anixter’s Utility Grade Infrastructure. That means that Anixter Certified UTG Integrators can use the DSX CableAnalyzer to certify their installations. We thought we’d explore the UTG program and what it offers the marketplace.
30 de novembro de 2019
Troubleshooting Fiber on the Cheap
If you troubleshoot fiber on a regular basis, you probably have an array of tools to help you do the job, including an Optical Time Domain Reflectometer. But we often get questions from customers who don’t troubleshoot fiber enough to justify such an expensive tool.
21 de novembro de 2019
The Poet’s Guide to the Physics of Twisted Pair Cabling
I once took a class where the professor would explain concepts in two ways. First, he would dive into the mathematics behind the idea, filling the whiteboard with equations and showing how they all related to one another. He tagged this “for the engineers”. Then, he would explain the concept again, but this time, with no math at all. This he said, was “for the poets”.
14 de novembro de 2019
Cabeamento de Fibra 6912: Isso sim que é teste!
While most enterprise data centers see fiber counts ranging from 12 to 144, the fibers counts found in cloud and colocation data centers are much higher – typically anywhere from 864 to 1728.
7 de novembro de 2019
Versiv continua na atividade
This week, we announced the latest enhancement to the Versiv Cabling Certification System: the FiberInspector Pro MPO inspection camera. We thought this would be a good time to review the changes made to Versiv since it launched and how that lets you maximize the value of your investment.
24 de outubro de 2019
