The DS3104 is the industry’s first timing IC to provide full carrier-class clock synchronization for new Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE) line cards and mixed SONET/SDH/SyncE line cards. Applications also include subsystems in a variety of wireline and wireless systems, including ADMs, digital crossconnects, carrier-class switches and routers, wireless base stations, DSLAMs, and multiservice access nodes. The DS3104 continually monitors up to eight input clocks. Built-in reference-selection logic automatically chooses the highest priority, valid input clock for each of the two DPLLs.
Maxim Integrated Products,
www.maxim-ic.com
Uniprise keyed fiber LC connectors and adapters include special molded features on the plug and color-coded keys in the adapter to reduce the chance of unauthorized connections. For a connection to be possible, the plug adapter colors must match the connector color. If the colors do not match, the keying features will prevent the connectors from mounting into the adapters, preventing the signal from passing between the connectors. The keyed LC plugs also will not match with standard LC adapters, only the equivalent color couplers. The product’s design, half the size of standard connections, easily disengages in compact spaces. The connectors and adaptors follow standard Uniprise installation procedures, and all exceed industry standards.
Commscope Inc.,
www.commscope.com
www.sales.hamamatsu.com
www.generalphotonics.com
www.m2optics.com
Outside plant optical distribution cabinet
The Telect 96-home optical distribution cabinet, a compact enclosure that houses patch and splitter capabilities, is engineered for FTTH delivery in smaller neighborhoods (up to 96 homes). The cabinet’s compact footprint minimizes the impact on residential developments. Its lightweight, versatile, and stackable design makes it easy to install and expand capacity in various configurations. The base cabinet features integrated splitter modules that can be installed as customers request services. The high-density design enables the use of passive splitters with ratios as low as 1×4 while still maintaining 96-home output density. This helps ensure that end users continue to receive maximum bandwidth in the home as future applications increase bandwidth demand.
Telect Inc., www.telect.com
www.westoverfiber.com
Microprocessor-controlled curing oven
The LXH 7000 is a PID microprocessor-controlled heating oven of all stainless-steel construction, with a maximum capacity of 48 connectors in multiple block configurations accommodating SC, LC, FC, and ST connectors. Custom machining for any block configuration is also available. The LXH 7000 offers a fast soak time and a cycle complete indicator. Curing heat is held to within ±1°C.
LineX Fiber Optics LLC,
www.linexfos.com