Volume 14, Issue 4

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Volume 14, Issue 4

OTDRs make inside move to premises fiber testing

April 1, 2006

10-Gigabit Ethernet applications are making optical time-domain reflectometers more than just an outside plant tool.

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If you structure it, Voice over IP will come

April 1, 2006

IP telephony may be just the beginning of fully converged building systems, which will require a robust infrastructure.

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Extreme telecom makeover: Casino resort edition

April 1, 2006

Angled patch panels help save rack space for future expansion at Foxwoods.

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Wi-Fi means business for cabling installers

April 1, 2006

Far from putting contractors out of work, wireless technology will require more knowledge that could lead to more business.

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VoIP: The new market for UTP cabling

April 1, 2006

The installation of LANs in the 1990s was the primary reason for the enormous growth in the structured cabling systems (SCS) market, especially unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cabling...

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New technology fights ‘dirty power’ surges

April 1, 2006

Traditional surge suppressors and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) have long been considered combatants against catastrophic power-related issues that can disable telecommunications...

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Maturation of the cabling industry

April 1, 2006

For the past nine years, I have observed the cabling industry, most often from the comfort of my desk but also frequently from jobsites, contractor and end-user corporate offices...

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