Volume 14, Issue 3

FiberOptic.com gears up for more work in Iraq

March 1, 2006

Optical-fiber trainers from FiberOptic.com are gearing up for four more visits this year to war-torn Iraq to help the country continue to set up its telecom network.

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The ribbon cable option for LANs and data centers

March 1, 2006

Ribbon-type optical fiber cable takes up precious little room in pathways and spaces, and is now easier to terminate.

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Fiber-optic adapters: More than just a good mate

March 1, 2006

The job isn’t necessarily over when the appropriate price/performance assessment is made.

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Properly labeled cabling helps avoid marking time

March 1, 2006

Advances in the equipment used to label cabling circuits represent the trend toward higher speeds in all spheres.

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Copper cable surfing: Television meets UTP

March 1, 2006

An emerging technology opens up new installation possibilities-and plenty of questions.

More content from Volume 14, Issue 3

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Winter Conference attendees voice support for tracking system

March 1, 2006

Attendees at the BICSI Winter Conference had generally positive things to say about its new RFID tracking system...

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Listening, learning, and growing

March 1, 2006

As the articles in this month’s issue were going through the editing process, two of them stood out to me because they are particularly meaningful...

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New wireless guidelines promote more cabling

March 1, 2006

TIA’s imminent TSB-162 complements RF planning and offers a new approach to wireless grid cabling, all in accordance with existing TIA standards.

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Cable management product line shows workings of newly-merged Belden/CDT

March 1, 2006

Belden CDT is coming out with new products that reflect the offerings Belden and Cable Design Technology had prior to their merger.

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568: The next generation

March 1, 2006

Have you ever begun what should have been a very simple project and then realized how the thing has sort of taken on a life of its own?

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For starters, some meaty information

March 1, 2006

Targeting a broad audience ranging from cabling professionals to technical college students, two books recently written...