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From Michael J. Hartmann VP Business Development Digital Marketing.  Optical Fiber Fault Detection must be Fast, Distributed and Pervasive – To materially improve the reliability of the Access Network. The detection of a fault needs to be fast so that the operation of the network is minimally impacted.  A fault should be detected, located and

In our ever-changing world Secure RF communications is a must. The Common Data Link “CDL” surpasses the limited reach the RF cabling and unsecure nature. The CDL by transporting RF signals from a few MHz to beyond 60 GHz over the tamper-proof fiberoptic cable. This means your outdoor RF and Ethernet signals can be sent

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact:Meir Bartur Phone: 818-780-9701 e-mail: [email protected] Optical Zonu Corporation Looks Forward to Rapid Growth Through new employee acquisition Los Angeles – December 17, 2019 – Optical Zonu Corporation is pleased to announce an addition to their senior management team.  Ron Stark has joined Optical Zonu as their Vice President of Sales and Marketing. 

Radio Frequency signals are broadcast in free space and enable modern communication. In many cases the signals must be transported from a large source e.g. Transmitter to an antenna for broadcast. The connection is done via coax cables or waveguides for the higher frequencies. As the frequency goes higher and higher to accommodate the requirements

Satellite technology is developing fast, and the applications for satellite technology are increasing all the time. Not only can satellites be used for radio communications, but they are also used for astronomy, weather forecasting, broadcasting, mapping and many more applications. With the variety of satellite frequency bands that can be used, designations have been developed

The term RF Optics can be a confusing concept – hence we will try to clarify how, and when, it is actually being used within modern communication infrastructure. Both RF – which stands for Radio Frequency – and light are a form of radiation that differ only in the wavelength. RF cover bands from HF

DAS – the 4th Utility Traditionally Building owners already provide three basic utilities: Water (and sewer), Power (electricity & gas) and Wired Connectivity (telephone & CATV), and many go on to provide certain amenities (parking, workout facilities). The newest utility demand that developers are now becoming aware of is for in-building wireless coverage service to