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In the fields of wireless communications, audio engineering, and electronic research and development, the spectrum analyzer serves as the “eyes” for engineers to perceive…

Introduction: Why Optical Fiber Matters Optical fiber is the invisible infrastructure that powers the modern internet, mobile communication, cloud computing, and data centers. Every…

Vector signal sources are high-precision, versatile signal generators essential in modern communications, radar, electronic countermeasures, and scientific research. Unlike conventional signal generators, they can…

In modern communication infrastructure, the installation of fiber optic cables is a critical stage. Cable blowing machines are designed specifically for underground duct installation,…

At the heart of every robust optical fiber network lies a critical, nearly invisible process: fusion splicing. This technique permanently joins two optical fibers…

In modern fiber optic network construction and maintenance, fiber optic fusion splicers play a vital role. Their job is to align and fuse two…

In electronic test and measurement, the term signal generators is used widely—but it actually covers several very different types of instruments. Under this umbrella…

Optical fiber loss mainly comes from three sources: transmission loss, additional loss and joint loss. In a full fiber loss test, the total loss…

The core-aligned fiber fusion splicer is a high-precision splicing device. It can accurately identify the fiber type and automatically select the matching splicing mode…

In modern telecommunications, validating network performance is critical for ensuring reliable service delivery. To standardize this process, the industry has developed several test methodologies,…