Fiber optic splicing combines two optical fibers to create a more secure and more effective transmission. Telecommunication networks that incorporate fiber optics have improved speed of transmission because they use light signals.
Because of the benefits of fiber optic splicing, this option is now widely used in many telecommunication network design installations. This is driven by the continuously increasing demand for high-bandwidth connections for a variety of commercial applications. No other cable-based transmission medium offers the kind of bandwidth that fiber optics does. This is why a lot of companies with existing copper wire telecommunication networks are gradually transitioning to fiber optics.
Telecommunication networks in Worcester, MA that incorporate fiber optic splicing can easily accommodate increasing bandwidth. With the existing generations of fiber optic cables, new equipment can be added to provide massively expanded capacity over the originally laid fiber. Fiber optic splicing enables dynamic network bandwidth provisioning with low signal losses so transmissions are less likely to be disturbed. This is advantageous for sending or storing highly confidential data.
To find out more about telecommunication network design installations, contact ElecComm.
