Before the emergence of the Internet and other data networks, telecommunications only pertained to the telephone and other earlier applications of technology that allowed people to communicate by voice over long distance. Now that the scope has become wider, involving larger amount of data being transmitted between longer distances, telecommunication network design installations have evolved to provide better and faster networks which can be tailor-fit to the specific requirements of every unique application.
Telecommunication networks in Pittsfield, MA have the added ability to communicate data in various forms over long distance. Because these networks have enabled new kinds of communication, the networks themselves have to have an increased capacity and improved security. This is why more recently, fiber optic spicing has been introduced to the telecommunication industry providing users with more convenient options and streamlined means of communication.
Major telecommunication network design installations incorporate fiber optic splicing. Even old telecommunication networks made with copper wires are now being reconfigured with optical fibers. Instead of using copper wires or fiber optic connectors, splicing two optic fibers together is done to achieve a permanent connection. Fusion and mechanical are the two principal types of splices, and both aim to provide a telecommunication network that works seamlessly even with a significant number of users from different locations that access data simultaneously.
To find out more about telecommunication network design installations and fiber optic splicing, contact ElecComm.
