Webinar Executive Summary: Be Ready For Modern Network Builds

Attenuation, or the loss of light or signal, is nearly unavoidable when installing your fiber network. This blog will explore its two forms: intrinsic and extrinsic attenuation.

AFL addresses some of the frequently asked questions about the best practices of splicing collapsible ribbon.

AFL's Seán Adam explains how optical fiber is key to ensuring "future-proof networks," a crucial element in maintaining this growing rate of connectivity.

AFL designed the NodeFLEX® Bendable Cable Assembly to help multi-system operators (MSOs) simplify the installation of aerial, underground and pedestal mount applications.

Four AFL products were recognized by the 2021 Broadband Technology Report's (BTR) Diamond Technology Reviews.

This blog will explore the differences between single-mode and multimode fiber. 

Check out this blog to learn more about our Fujikura 90S+ Fusion Splicer with a key, new attribute: Active Fusion Control.

This blog will explore the three main elements of optical fiber: the core, the cladding and the coating. 

This blog will discuss six reasons why technicians should choose optical fiber over copper cable when installing their network.

Josh Simer, AFL Market Manager for Service Providers and MSOs, outlines a likely-to-be common scenario for network operators when developing C-RAN and Edge data centers.

The Apex splice closure is designed to lower overall installation time with easier to use sealing and cable retention methods, along with industry-leading density.

In this follow-up blog, Dave Tanis explores the high-density fiber “ecosystem” that connects high fiber count cables into an optimized system delivering services.

In this blog, AFL's Dave Tanis discusses the factors that contribute to higher fiber count cables and how AFL's Wrapping Tube Cable with SpiderWeb Ribbon® meets that challenge.