Can a 48-core fiber optic cable of type 1 be divided into two 48-core fiber optic cables?
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As the title suggests, I’m seeking advice; it would be great if you could provide a detailed explanation of the equipment required and the order in which they should be connected. Is a optical splitter or an optical interface transceiver needed? I don’t understand this aspect; I hope experts can give some guidance.
I really don’t know how to do this~~~ I’ll make a note to learn it*.
I also want to ask whether multi-mode fiber over a long distance can achieve AB network redundancy?
I’m not very familiar with optical fibers, but I think the principles are similar in all cases. Take ordinary twisted-pair cable as an example; after being connected to a switch, it can be divided into N separate paths. Fibers should also have similar equipment.
It’s achievable; all that’s needed is to add an optical splitter. The key lies in the process – when splicing fibers, it’s essential to ensure proper light transmission in order to prevent attenuation