Definition And Core Functions Of Fiber Optic Transceiver

Fiber optic transceiver, also known as optoelectronic converter, is an Ethernet transmission medium conversion unit, mainly used for practical purposes
The exchange of short distance twisted pair electrical signals and long-distance optical signals. Its core function is to solve the problem of Ethernet
The problem of limited transmission distance of cables (twisted pair) is that the maximum transmission distance of twisted pair is usually 100 meters, while through
Fiber optic transceiver combined with fiber optic can significantly extend the transmission distance, and single-mode fiber optic transmission distance can reach up to 10 kilometers
Over meters (up to 120KM), multimode fiber can reach up to 2 dry meters.