Network Design

Fiber-optic converter

Nov. 1, 1995

FH/FL-E3 fiber-optic high-speed converter transforms the E3 copper interface (34 Mbits/sec) to a fiber-optic interface, and vice versa. The converter enables transmission distances without distortion to 5 and 30 km via multimode and singlemode fiber, respectively. Available as a stand-alone unit or rack-mount card, the converter suits wide area network applications.

Pan Dacom

Hamburg, Germany

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