High-speed transmission: Supports transmission speeds of hundreds of gigabits per second (Gbps) or even terabits per second (Tbps), meeting the extreme bandwidth demands of 5G, data centers, and cloud computing.
Long-distance coverage: Single-mode fiber can transmit over 100 kilometers without repeaters, while multi-mode fiber is suitable for high-density connections over short distances, covering various scenarios from local area networks to intercity backbone networks.
Interference resistance: Optical fibers are non-conductive and completely immune to electromagnetic interference (such as lightning, high-voltage lines, and radio signals), ensuring signal stability, especially suitable for complex environments such as power and industrial control.
High security: Optical signals are difficult to eavesdrop on or interfere with, and the fiber material does not burn or produce sparks, making it suitable for flammable and explosive environments.
Lightweight and space-saving: For the same transmission capacity, the diameter and weight of optical cables are only about 1/10 of copper cables, significantly reducing wiring costs and space requirements.
