Data Center
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3:43Watch VideoASCEND™ High Density Platform
The ASCEND platform is a modular, high-density rack-mount solution designed for data center applications. Learn more: https://www.AFLglobal.com/ASCEND
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NEW PRODUCT ASCEND™
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Read FlipbookRack Mount Panels Selection Guide
With a collection of available rack mounted panels, AFL provides options for different termination methods and densities, allowing you to choose what is best for your organization.
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Read ArticleGet Ready with ASCEND™
AFL's new ASCEND platform was designed to get your enterprise and data center applications ready for the future.
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Installation Videos for ASCEND™ Trunk Cables and Cassettes
Corrin Geroge, an application engineer at AFL, walks you through the installation of trunk cables and cassettes for the new ASCEND™ high density platform.
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1:54Watch VideoASCEND™ High Density Platform Trunk Cable Installation
Installing a trunk cable to the ASCEND high density fiber housing. Learn more about ASCEND here: https://www.AFLglobal.com/ASCEND
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2:28Watch VideoASCEND™ High Density Platform Cassette Installation
Cassette installation for the ASCEND High Density Platform fiber housing. Learn more about ASCEND here: https://www.AFLglobal.com/ASCEND
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Read FlipbookFast MPO Connector Inspection in the Data Center
Fast multifiber connector inspection using new tools is now feasible even for hyperscale data center operators, with compelling operation expense reduction.
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Read FlipbookData Center Cleaning & Inspection Best Practices
A one micron diameter speck of dust obscures 1% of a 10 micron fiber endface, resulting in about 0.06 dB of additional optical return loss.
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Read FlipbookTruEvent® OTDR Event Analysis
TruEvent helps AFL OTDR provide users with highly accurate and reliable automated event tables.
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Read FlipbookFASTConnect® or FUSEConnect®—Which Should You Choose?
Field-installable connectors provide a convenient method for terminating fiber optic cable at remote job site locations.
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Read FlipbookEvolution of Micro Cables
This paper will review the evolution of, and assess the performance of micro-cables, and look ahead to future designs.
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Read FlipbookeABF®—The New Approach to Enterprise Fiber Optic Cabling
The new technology, eABF Enterprise Blown Fiber, is revolutionary in its design approach and offers the network cabling system engineer a highly scalable, flexible and smart solution.
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2:27Watch VideoFujikura 70S+ Fusion Splicer from AFL
Fujikura 70S+ Fusion Splicer sets the new standard for splicers. Learn more: http://bit.ly/70S-Splicer
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11:18Watch VideoSplicing AFL's Wrapping Tube Cable (WTC) with SpiderWeb Ribbon® (SWR)
Instructions for splicing AFL's Wrapping Tube Cable with SpiderWeb Ribbon using a Fujikura 70R Fusion Splicer. Learn more on our website: http://bit.ly/wtc-swr
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Read ArticleAFL Introduces Ultra HD MicroCore with SpiderWeb Ribbon®
The Ultra HD MicroCore with SpiderWeb Ribbon® cable supports high fiber density deployments in data center and central office installation environments.
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Read ArticleAFL Launches Flame-Retardant Riser-Rated Wrapping Tube Cable
The FR-WTC-SWR product is a high-density fiber optic ribbon cable intended for inside plant and certain indoor/outdoor network applications where a NFPA NEC riser rating is required.
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Read ArticleThe Path to 100G Single Lambda in the Data Center - Part 1
It is pretty widely acknowledged that 2016/2017 is prime time for 100 Gbps short reach optical links in the data center, interconnecting servers and switches.
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Read ArticleThe Path to 100G Single Lambda in the Data Center - Part 2
In end-to-end 25G single lambda signal chains, the electrical SerDes rate in the chip-to-module interface between the switch ASIC and the pluggable transceiver also runs at 25 Gbps
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Read ArticleThe Path to 100G Single Lambda in the Data Center - Part 3
The technical and commercial dynamics that will lead the semiconductor and electro-optical components industries to enable ubiquitous 100G single lambda system designs over the next several years.
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Read ArticleThe Path to 100G Single Lambda in the Data Center - Part 4
This is part four on the technical and business trends driving the path to 100G single lambda in the data center.
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