While fiber optic cables trump copper cables in just about every way, they do have an Achilles heel - breakage. Unlike copper cables that can easily be repaired, fiber optics are much harder to fix and requires special equipment.
“The news of life is carried via telephone. A baby's birth, a couple engaged, a tragic car accident on a late night highway - most milestones of the human journey, good or bad, are foreshadowed by the sound of a ringing.” - Mitch Albom
A structured cabling system isn’t just a bunch of wires and cables that are neatly laid out. Instead, such systems incorporate a specific set of subsystems that are meant to ensure that every component stays organized and secure.
If your office's cable network is well-organized, then it should be very easy to detect any problems that may crop up. Should a cable go bad or should the equipment act up, it would be significantly easier to track down the malfunctioning component because you wouldn't need to...
Did you know the first submarine communication cable was installed back in 1854? It connected Ireland to Newfoundland. The first transmission was a 5-minute long signal, which was very weak.
There is a historical conflict between Bell, Elisha Gray and Antonio Meucci over who invented the telephone. Alexander Graham Bell, however, won the patent for the telephone filed on February 14, 1876 when Elisha Gray was late.
While most fiber optic cable lines are run overhead from the telephone pole to the house, we can bury the lines if the existing telephone lines to the home are also underground.
While there are many types of cables in use, few are as versatile as coaxial cables. These cables not only facilitate communication (think two-way radios), they also enable us to network our computer systems and, of course, bring us cable TV.
While you may think that phone or internet cables that are twisted together are just a manufacturing quirk, apparently they're not. Called a twisted pair arrangement, this enables the cable to resist interference not just from the individual wires it contains, but also from...
It’s the small details that matter most. An example is your cable and wiring system. Bundles of tangled wires here and there are likely to leave a bad impression on potential clients visiting your office.
While similar to a landline telephone cable, ethernet cables are much thicker because they contain more wires inside. Also these ethernet cables make use of RJ45 connectors which are significantly larger than the ones used for phones.
While it may not seem hard to attach cables to computers and phones, the truth is such work can be terribly confusing. As such , the task of cabling an entire office is best left to a professional cabling installer who will know how to get things done correctly.
Though ethernet cables were developed in California, they were inspired by Hawaiians. ALOHAnet was a pioneering computer networking system that inspired the development of ethernet.
While fiber optic cables are far superior to standard copper cables, this doesn't mean that the latter is going away anytime soon. Because copper cables are everywhere and still get the job done, it won't make sense to replace them completely.
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