Table 2-2. Equivalent Fiber Distances of LAN Products (Continued)
LAN Product | Equivalent Fiber | |
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ONline Ethernet Repeater Module | 800 | |
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Incoming signal to AUI port | 600 | |
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Outgoing signal from AUI port | 200 | |
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ONline Ethernet BNC Module | 900 | |
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Incoming signal to BNC port | 450 | |
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Outgoing signal from BNC port | 450 | |
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ONline Ethernet Transceiver Module | 0 | |
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3Com | 180 | |
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180 | ||
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IEEE Repeater | 800 | |
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Determining Maximum Fiber Link Distances
This section describes how to calculate the maximum allowable link distances between two fiber ports. To do this, you must know the following information:
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❑Fiber cable diameter (for example, 50 micron, 62.5 micron)
❑Fiber cable light loss/km (for example, 3 dB loss/km)
❑Number of patch panel connections and link splices
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