Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Style:	LC
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Receptacle
Simplex/Duplex:	Duplex
Mode:	Singlemode
Fiber Core Diameter:	--
Fiber Cladding Diameter:	--
Cable Diameter:	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Flange
Fastening Type:	Push-Pull
Housing Color:	--
Boot Color:	--
Ingress Protection:	IP65/67 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant, Waterproof
Features:	--
Attenuation - Typ:	--
Reflection:	--
Housing Material:	--
Ferrule Material:	--
Body Material:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Mating Cycles:	100

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Fiber Optic Connectors

09574420503001 Application Field and Working Principle

Fiber optic connectors are used in communication applications to connect fiber cables. They can be used in applications such as voice, video, and data transmission. The purpose is to join two terminated fiber cables together in order to transfer information over a long distance. A fiber optic connector can be identified by the way it is mounted and the type of cable/connector that is used.The most common type of fiber optic connector is the SC, or Subscriber Connector. It is a standard connector and is used for patch panels, jacks, and other applications. This type of connector has a push/pull latching mechanism, and its end face is angled at 8°. Other types of fiber connectors include the LC, MU, MT-RJ, and SMA9125. Each of these connectors has its own unique design and purpose. The working principle of a fiber optic connector is very straightforward. The fiber cable and the connector body are connected at the front end of the connector and the rear end contains a mechanical splice. This splice joins one fiber to the other, and it is the only connection between the two fibers. As the two fibers are connected, light passes through the connected fibers and into the connector, and then through the other connector at the rear end of the connector.Fiber optic connectors are manufactured using a variety of materials. For example, connectors can be made of metal, plastic, and glass. Metal connectors are usually more robust and can be used for high-fidelity transmission applications. Plastic is often preferred as it is cheaper and more flexible, yet can still provide the same level of performance as metal connectors. Glass connectors are typically reserved for very specific applications that require higher precision and accuracy, such as telecom networks and CATV systems. Fiber optic connectors are becoming more and more important in today\'s world as there is a growing need for faster speeds and higher data rates. With fiber optic technology, communication networks can transfer data at much higher speeds than before, allowing for faster transmission of voice, video, and data. There are also fewer components and costs associated with using fiber compared to traditional copper cabling. This makes them much more attractive to businesses, as they can save time and money by using fiber instead of copper. In conclusion, fiber optic connectors are a necessity for any network or communication system. They allow for faster and better quality communication between two points, and they are becoming more popular due to their cost-effectiveness and ease of installation. With the ongoing advancements in fiber optic technology, these connectors will become even more important in the near future.

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