Crónicas de cableado
Would you fight this speeding ticket? The 10% rule explained.
Ironically my desire to speed in traffic evaporated when I bought a real sports car. But this story is not about me and my desire to push the limits. It’s about you.
25 de febrero de 2012
Cloudy days ahead!
Todos están hablando de la nube. La mayor parte de la charla está sobre cómo está cambiando la manera en que interactuamos con datos y con nuestros dispositivos electrónicos. Pero lo que queremos saber nosotros en la industria del cableado es cómo la nube puede representar oportunidades de negocios.
23 de febrero de 2012
Re-upped!
I received my new RCDD certificate, good through the end of 2014, in the mail last week. My reaction was more pensive than the elation I experienced after first passing the exam in 2003.
26 de enero de 2012
Why a Cat 6A Patch Cord Adapter has that funny little “A” next to the 6
If you’ve seen a set of Category 6A Patch Cord Test Adapters, you may have wondered why the “A” is subscripted. It has to do with the standards that the adapters support. The little “A” denotes that the adapter meets the ISO/IEC specifications for a patch cord test.
7 de enero de 2012
The worlds most trusted cable tester reaches an imporant milestone
30 de noviembre de 2011
VoIP for the masses…the end of “voice grade cabling”
23 de noviembre de 2011
Encircled Flux still a hot topic in the standards
Fluke Network's fiber optic technologist Seymour Goldstein just returned from Melbourn Australia where he attended IEC SC86C/WG1, and ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC25/WG3 meetings. I caught up with him this week and got a download from his trip.
8 de noviembre de 2011
4 de noviembre de 2011
26 de octubre de 2011
A visit from visionaries Koeman, Thwing, and Martins.
The other day I heard a familiar, yet unexpected voice coming from the Fluke Networks Lab. In a moment I recognized the voice of Henri Koeman, the retired long time Fluke Networks employee and veteran of the cabling standards commitees.
25 de octubre de 2011