Traffic Access Point (TAP) is a passive monitoring device that passes traffic from the live network to the monitoring devices and provides a demarcation between the live network and monitoring infrastructure. It is designed for use to effectively monitor network traffic whilst optimising performance, are tools that provide users with an understanding of network flow patterns by splitting traffic for monitoring and security without interrupting network traffic.
Description
40G BIDI FHD Fiber TAP Cassette, 6x LC Duplex Live Ports, 6x LC Duplex TAP Ports, 50/50 or?70/30 Split Ratio?
Specifications
| Live Ports | 6 |
TAP Ports | 4 |
| Split Ratio | 70/30 or 50/50 | Termination Type | Front |
| Front Connectivity | LC UPC Duplex | Dimensions (HxWxD) | 1.38''x4.29''x4.64'' (35x109x118mm) |
| Insertion Loss | ?¨¹0.3dB | Return Loss | ?Y30dB |
| Operating Temperature | -10??C to 60??C | Storage and Shipping Temperature | -10??C to 60??C |
| Fiber Type | OM4 50/125|¨¬m | Dimensions (HxWxD) |
35x109x118mm |
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Working Principle and Line Sequence Inside the Cassette
The optical TAPs permit monitoring of signals within the communications channel by splitting off a fraction of the signal power towards a monitoring device. These modules contain optical splitters, dividing the incoming optical signals into two channels.
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