Since the late 1900s, the RP-SMA connector has gained massive popularity more than SMA. As a result of this, you have a wide range of options for RP SMA antenna. Why was the RP-SMA connector easier to use in most incompatible coax cables? You first need to understand the basic terminologies of antenna connectivity to … Read more
Today, every business setup needs a solid internet connection to ensure better output and efficiency. Usually, you can access the internet in various ways: DSL, Satellite, Fiber optic, and cable connections. Most of these options are readily available, and however, the speed and quality among these are pretty varied. Let’s look at the two most … Read more
You might not know antenna systems are working, but you have been using them in every form of wireless communication. What is an Antenna, though? The Antenna can transmit radio, as well as microwave signals. Thus, it is a conducting and resonating device that operates on narrow frequency bandwidth. If you are ever a little … Read more
Although you may have switched to wireless devices, still the primary connection needs wire connections. For that, you may use patch cable wiring or Ethernet cables. Patch cable wires have become a part of our lives for quite some time as it helps to create Ethernet connections. Since the term “patch-in” means connectivity, this cable … Read more
Enterprise data centers mostly use ten gigabyte-per-second networks these days. Therefore, your Gigabit Ethernet connection might need these 10G cables. You can use these for lengths under 100 meters, including contacts from storage to switch or a server to change. These all go through rigorous cable production testing so that you can trust their reliability. … Read more
With the world going digital, there is a lot of demand for higher data transmission rate, wide bandwidth, large capacity, and better performance. Thus, data infrastructure needs to move from 10 Gigabit Ethernet to 40 Gigabit Ethernet to ensure high-speed data transmission. QSFP+ transceiver is an integral part of any Ethernet infrastructure. In this article, … Read more
If you have a lot of work around coax cables, you know a wide variety. You can get the most common impedances: 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm, which we use as video or antenna cables. However, the range starts from 32 ohms and goes up to 124 ohms generally. Among them, the 50-ohm coaxial cable … Read more
A large amount of data makes its way through your coaxial cable every day. With so much information, you want to keep transmission errors at the minimum. The quality of data transmission is directly dependent on the quality of your coaxial cable wiring. Using a selection of star rating Belden tools, you can optimize Internet … Read more
The internet has always been a bastion of false information. However, the novel coronavirus, which peaked in 2020, seems to have set the conspiracy theory mill into overdrive. One of the theories that have been spreading around the globe as fast as the virus itself is the unsubstantiated claim that 5G is linked to COVID-19. … Read more
Fiber cable installations are an art and science. Mainly, it requires fiber specialists to consider lots of factors, including cable lengths, fiber cable bend radius, connectors, splices, and splitters. Today, we are going to discuss the fiber bend radius, one of the factors everyone should know about when micro trenching. Bend loss can literally make … Read more
Cloom manufactures and sells an extensive line of standard and custom microwave connectors which are available in 50 or 75 Ohm impedance, including SMA, SSMA, TNCs, BNCS. Cloom also manufacturers coaxial cable assemblies for all your needs such as Type N cables to connect antennas to transmitters/receivers.