Câble fibre sous tube ou à structure serrée • La fibre optique est proposée en deux types de structure : sous tube et à structure serrée. Les deux types de câble comprennent un renfort (généralement en fibre aramide), des fils en acier inoxyda...

...to humidity changes or water leaks that threaten your equipment? • Planning for the unexpected is a critical task because there are more systems performing mission-critical functions than ever before. These systems are often deployed without the pr...

...buildings, hills, and water. (Radio waves travel faster over land than water.) You even need to consider traffic noise in urban settings. • The ideal shape. • Let's take a look at the different types of antennas. • Isotropic Antenna. First, think ...

...buildings, hills, and water. (Radio waves travel faster over land than water.) You even need to consider traffic noise in urban settings. • The ideal shape. • Let's take a look at the different types of antennas. • Isotropic Antenna. • First, thin...

...the presence of water or smoke, airflow, and security as well. • It’s easy, really. • Keeping your data and server cabinets cool doesn’t have to be complicated. Just remember not to overcrowd the cabinets, be sure to provide adequate ventila...

...and can be submerged in water. • Design—Fibre is lightweight, thin, and more durable than copper cable. And, contrary to what you might think, fibre optic cable has pulling specifications that are up to ten times greater than copper cable's. Its sma...