Know how optical transceivers work in your pc

Know How Optical Transceivers Work In Your PC

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Without the appropriate knowledge and understanding of how your device works, it may be difficult to fix on your own, and for most people, the pieces that make up your computer are a mystery when you have an issue.

You do not have to understand everything, but if a situation presents itself, educating yourself in the terms and components of your computer could be very helpful if it proves to be something within your ability after all.

Considering that many of us are constantly on the web, it might be handy to gain an understanding of the most basic optical transceivers and how they make it so you can connect and search the internet with ease.

Providing you a straight connection to the web, you are either connected through a wireless network, or to an Ethernet cable which is connected to your modem or router when you are online.

The Cat-5 cable, or Ethernet cable, as it is also known by, plugs into your PC by way of your optical transceiver, which is more often than not housed on the side of your laptop, or the reverse end of your CPU.

Allowing your device to process the data accordingly, the base function of the GBIC module is to communicate the signals between the Ethernet network and the fiber optic network.

The classification of this module is based on optical wavelength, information transmit rate, optical power, and the working distance.

One terrific aspect of the GBIC module is that it's a hot pluggable, allotting for a port to be changed from one kind of external interface to another by simply plugging the module in to an alternate external interface without having to power down the host switch or router in the process.

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