Typical Characteristics of Fiber Optic Modems

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• Typical Characteristics of Fiber Optic Modems
• Here are some peculiar features of these modems
  found in most models.
• They are microprocessor-based and ANSI certified
  is highly recommended.
• These modems have multiple features such as fiber
  path protection, menu-based control and
  interface, end-to-end monitoring and controls
  that allow device sharing, smart manager,
  user-friendly GUI, and more.
• Can be used as a standalone device or rack
  mounted on an integrated network.
• They have automatic troubleshooting features,
  such as remote loopback, as well as local
  capabilities.
• You can use NDT or non-intrusive testing
  techniques like BERT to verify the communication
  link of these modems.
• They support multiple lines of encryption
  products.
• They have save clock modes, both internal and
  external.
• As a known fact, fiber optic modems are highly
  reliable and offer high speed and constant
  connectivity over several miles of geographic
  distances.
• Can pass bipolar violations and offer full modem
  redundancy.
• They help reduce latency on legacy networks and
  offer high bandwidth even for VoIP calls, video
  conferencing, archiving large files, and more.
• These modems, along with other suitable network
  devices, provide your business network with
  sufficient scalability, leaving room for future
  expansion, configuration changes, and application
  flexibility.