Network Services

Optical fibre breaks collection procedure for break source analysis

This application note briefly introduces optical fiber break source analysis (BSA) and explains procedure for collecting fiber break ends and other relevant information for BSA...

Network Services

Pole Foundation Design

Pole installation is a common requirement of all the smart city development projects. Installation of WiFi Hotspots and access points, Smart lighting systems, CCTV surveillance camera and various types of sensors make use of poles for installations. To make the process of pole installation easy and optimized in terms of cost of installation and time taken for installation of the same, the white paper is written to give details of various options and the finalize the optimum design for smart city applications...

Smart Agriculture

Internet of Things (IoT) based smart agriculture

India is predominantly an agrarian economy.Farming contributes about 16% of India's GP and about 60% of the country's rural households are dependent on agriculture and its related industries.The current practices are based on guesswork and there is little emphasis on improving decisions using data. The question then is,how can we develop better agriculture practices,develop solutions for climate controlled agriculture,reduce resource usage, avoid post-harvest waste, reduce reouce usage,...

Speciality Cable

IWCS White Paper on Best Installation Practices

Deployment of new applications over local area network (LAN) cable technologies is moving forward at a lightning pace. With the emerging applications demand it has become very critical to select the right design of cable meeting current and upcoming applications needs. Structured cabling installations with lesser control and aggressive execution schedule, many times results in poorly installed systems. Structured cabling design planning includes pathways, containments and other necessary best practices which are very critical to achieve better headroom results in installed SCS (Structured Cabling System)...

Speciality Cable

IWCS White Paper on Cabling Complexities in Data Centre

Deployment of new applications over datacentre is moving forward at a lightning pace and connectivity requirements becoming more complex in data canter. With the emerging applications demand it has become very critical to select the right design of cable meeting current and upcoming applications needs. Structured cabling installations with lesser control and low design valued infrastructure many times results in poorly installed systems. Structured cabling design planning includes pathways, containments and other necessary best practices which are very critical to achieve better performance and avoid the maintenance issues in future...

Speciality Cable

IWCS USA White Paper: Alien CrossTalk Testing

The new cabling structure network and standards demand the higher speed and low latency network Datacom copper cables which requires compliance of the Alien crosstalk. The Power Sum Alien Crosstalk has been introduced to international standards ISO/IEC 11801 Ed. 2.2, ANSI/TIA 568C.2 and it is mandatory parameter for Category 6A and above copper LAN Cables. Alien Crosstalk is the interference caused by a pair of insulated copper conductors in one cable inducing noise into other pairs of insulated conductors in adjacent cables...

Speciality Cable

IWCS China White Paper: Correlation Study

The technology demands the higher speed and low latency network Datacom copper cables which requires compliance of the Alien cross talk. The Power Sum Alien Cross Talk has been introduced to international standards ISO/IEC 11801 Ed. 2.2, ANSI/TIA 568C.2 and it is mandatory parameter for Category 6A and above copper LAN Cables. Alien Crosstalk is the interference caused by a pair of insulated copper conductors in one cable inducing noise into other pairs of insulated conductors in adjacent cables. Power Sum Alien Cross Talk (PSANEXT) is an unwanted disturbing signal transferred from one balanced twisted pair of cable to twisted pair of another cable...

Speciality Cable

PoE: Adding Power to (IoT)

In the past decade, PoE and PoE+ has helped in creating a simple and convenient recourse for powering devices such as IP phones and low-power cameras. Evolving structured and converged cabling techniques are being used to support devices which even exceed the PoE+ standards. This paper provides insights into an innovative approach to cable architecture, recent PoE++ standards and PoE evolution in the IoT landscape. Further discussion on LiFi and its uses cases have been provided. This paper provides insights on the new applications of PoE with Cat 6A onwards cables...

Optical Fibre Cable

World’s slimmest 432F Micro Cable

Getting slimmer can be tough: with fibre cables it is tougher. Introducing the world's slimmest 432F microcable with next gen 200 micron bend insensitive fibre...

Optical Fibre Cable

Road to 5G built on Fibre

Launch of 5G is going to catapult data usage to a whole new level. 5G is all set to move beyond mobile, to the world of billions of connected devices and pave way for a new era of consumer-technology interactions...

Optical Fibre Cable

A2 200 micron whitepaper

Deployment of optical fibre cable in limited space and in tight bend conditions demands reduced diameter optical fibre and cable with bend insensitive fibre. To address this need, optical fibre with 200 micron outer coating diameter instead of 250 micron for conventional fibre has been developed. This application note outlines various advantages of 200 micron fibre and its backward compatibility with conventional fibre...

Optical Fibre

Are Networks in Emerging Markets Ready for Terabit/s Scale Optics?

With the adoption of capital intensive 10-100 Gb/s transmission systems in many emerging markets such as India, the requirement of a predictable delivered OSNR in the outside plant is of paramount importance. In such economies, intense construction activity and poor installation practices lead to severe restrictions on predictable signal quality. Optical attenuation levels rise considerably beyond the beginning-of-life (BOL)/time of installation values. As a consequence of increased attenuation and the change in received OSNR (ROSNR), premature link failures especially at 100Gb/s 200Gb/s and increased costs due to cable replacement are an operational reality. Service providers in these markets are challenged in the optimal allocation and utilization of network routes...

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