Fiber Optical Cable

IDEALINK provides you a complete solution for your telecommunication requirements with Fiber Optic Cables. FO cables are cylindrical dielectric waveguides and consist of a core, clad, and acryl coating layers. The total reflection of light occurs due to the difference of the refraction index between the core layer and clad layer. Light is transmitted through the core layer. There are single-modes and multi-modes depending on the number of radio wave modes at the core. The single-mode has the advantages of providing long distance transmission and high capacity communications as compared to the multi-mode since less loss in optical fiber data occurs in the single-mode.

Further, Single mode optical fibers are classified into 3 categories by International Telecommunication Union (ITU). These fibers are differentiated by the Chromatic dispersion.

     G.652 - Dispersion Un-shifted Single Mode Fiber.
     G-653- Dispersion Shifted Single Mode Fiber.
     G.655- Non-Zero Dispersion Shifted Single Mode Fiber.