Archive for September, 2008

If you have been in the fiber optic communication industry for a while, you must be familiar with the tried and true, traditional style epoxy, cure and polish fiber optic connectors – may it be FC, SC, ST, LC or MTRJ.   Those epoxy and polish connectors are reliable, cheap and has been industry...
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What is optical fiber cleaving? Simply put, optical fiber cleaving is the art of cutting glass optical fibers at a perfect 90° angle with a mirror like surface. This isn’t as easy as it sounds. Why do we need to cut the fiber at a perfect 90° angle at all? Well, this is required...
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