Newsletter#11
Dear Subscriber,
in this Newsletter, we would like to introduce the following news to you:
– Sylex joins I4DI Consortium.
– New POF-based products.
– Legacy fibre vs. bend-insensitive fibre in master jumpers.
– A quick Fibre to the Desk deployment.
Kindly enjoy the reading and let us know your thoughts or questions.
NEWSLETTER #11
JUNE 2021
Sylex joins I4DI Consortium
It is our great pleasure to inform you that Sylex has become a member of the I4DI association (Innovations for Digital Infrastructure), where we will stand alongside members such as Seagate and VNET.
New POF-based products
In polymer optical fibres (POF), both the fibre core and the cladding are made of polymers. Key advantages of polymer optical fibres are high flexibility (high alternate bending resistance with smaller bending radii) as well as a low cost solution in connecting and transmission technology in comparison with glass optical fibres.
Legacy fibre vs. bend-insensitive fibre in master jumpers
As technology goes forward, some inventions replace others and the replaced inventions become legacy products. This also applies for fibre optics. More and more companies are using BIMMF (bend-insensitive multimode fibre) nowadays and it is harder and harder to buy regular MMF (multimode fibre) because it is a legacy product. This is something that shouldn’t matter, but it does.
A quick Fibre to the Desk deployment
Sylex now offers a Fibre to the Desk (FTTD) solution. It is based on a minimal metal holder which is easy to use, features user-friendly installation and fits in most locations, blending into the environment. Into this holder fit Sylex MPO/MTP-LC half-size modules from the MTP panel system.
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