The duplex cable contains two independent fiber optic strands, capable of transmitting two separate optical signals simultaneously, enabling parallel data processing and enhancing communication efficiency. Compared to simplex cables, duplex cables can transmit more data in the same amount of time, meeting high-capacity communication needs. Using high-quality fiber materials, it ensures minimal signal attenuation during transmission, maintaining data integrity and stability. The duplex cable has a compact structure, with a small outer diameter and light weight, making it easy to install and wire, particularly in space-limited environments. The connectors at both ends of the cable are designed for easy on-site installation and maintenance, reducing operational costs.
Inside data centers, duplex cables are used to connect servers, storage devices, and network switches, supporting efficient large-scale data processing and storage. In the broadcasting and television industry, duplex cables transmit multiple high-definition video signals simultaneously, enabling the high-definition transmission of broadcast programs. In healthcare, duplex cables can transmit audio and video signals within the same cable, supporting telemedicine services, video consultations, and high-definition medical imaging. In industrial automation systems, duplex cables transmit multiple sensor signals simultaneously, improving the accuracy and efficiency of industrial automation. As an ideal choice for FTTH (Fiber To The Home) projects, duplex cables can directly connect to ONU (Optical Network Unit) devices in homes or offices, providing high-speed, stable broadband access services. In security surveillance systems, duplex cables transmit multiple video surveillance signals and alarm information simultaneously, expanding the coverage and response speed of the surveillance system.
