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A Fibre (or Fiber) ethernet primer.
I’d normally stuck to Copper Ethernet until fairly recently, but some work that I am doing now prevents me from using copper. I thought I’d put together a quick primer for people in a similar situation.
Unlike with ethernet-over-copper cables, inside fibre signals are transmitted via light instead of DC electrical current. Light rays […]
Posted: May 28th, 2007 under The 'net, networking, fibre, fiber, ethernet.
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