L-LINKE Communication Awarded National Computer Software Copyright Registration Certificate — Network Cable Ultra-Wide Optical Signal Stabilization Control System V1.0

2026-07-28 - Leave me a message

L-LINKE Communication (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. is proud to announce that its independently developed “Network Cable Ultra-Wide Optical Signal Stabilization Control System V1.0” has officially received the Computer Software Copyright Registration Certificate (Certificate No.: 17977406, Registration No.: 2026SR0763125) from the National Copyright Administration of the People's Republic of China, following review by the China Copyright Protection Center.

This significant achievement marks official recognition and legal protection by a national authority of  L-LINKE  Communication's technological capabilities in the fields of network cable signal transmission and optical signal stabilization control.About the “Network Cable Ultra-Wide Optical Signal Stabilization Control System V1.0”Developed by L-LINKE Communication's R&D team based on years of technical expertise in the communications cable industry, the “Network Cable Ultra-Wide Optical Signal Stabilization Control System V1.0” is an intelligent signal stabilization software system designed to address industry pain points such as signal attenuation, interference, and fluctuation during ultra-wideband optical signal transmission over network cables.

The system employs advanced signal monitoring and dynamic adjustment algorithms to perceive real-time changes in optical signals within the cable transmission链路, automatically performing power compensation and interference suppression. This ensures stable and reliable signal transmission in long-distance, high-bandwidth scenarios. Whether in complex industrial environments, harsh outdoor conditions, or data centers and intelligent building cabling systems with stringent signal quality requirements, the system provides robust technical support for network cable signal transmission.National Certification, Proven ExcellenceThe Computer Software Copyright Registration Certificate is an official document issued by the National Copyright Administration in accordance with the Regulations on the Protection of Computer Software and the Measures for the Registration of Computer Software Copyright, serving as formal registration of software copyright matters. This registration signifies that all rights to the “Network Cable Ultra-Wide Optical Signal Stabilization Control System V1.0” are originally acquired by L-LINKE  Communication and are now under the formal protection of national law.

This achievement not only affirms L-LINKE  Communication's R&D and innovation capabilities but also represents a significant milestone in the company's ongoing commitment to technology-driven development in the communications cable sector.Continuous Innovation, Moving ForwardEstablished in 2015 and headquartered in Dongguan, L-LINKE Communication is a high-tech enterprise dedicated to the manufacturing of computer, communication, and other electronic equipment. The company offers a diverse product portfolio including Cat6A flat network cables, ultra-flexible network cables, drag chain cables, robot cables, new energy storage cables, and optical-electrical composite signal cables. Previously, the company has also been granted multiple patents, including a “network cable facilitating easy plugging and unplugging,” effectively ensuring connection stability and signal transmission quality.

This software copyright registration represents a significant step forward in L-LINKE  Communication's transition from hardware manufacturing to an integrated “hardware + software” solution provider. Looking ahead, the company will continue to increase R&D investment, driven by technological innovation, to deliver more stable, efficient, and reliable communications cable products and system solutions to customers worldwide.

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